Various Symptoms of Hemroids

The symptoms of hemroids are few, but one that stands out and is a real worry and so it should be is bleeding hemroids.

Different Types Of Hemroids

If you find bright red blood in the toilet bowl with no associated pain, then you are probably suffering from internal hemroids.

This situation is very common with women after pregnancy.

If you find bright red blood mostly on the toilet paper associated with an acute pain, and can feel a lump on your anus then you are probably suffering from external hemroids.

If you find a very small amount of bright red blood on the toilet paper associated with excruciating pain before, during and after evacuation, then you probably suffering from a fisher hemroid.

If you do not find any bright red blood in the toilet bowl, but you have an agonizing pain, and a hardened lump on the anus then you are probably suffering from a thrombosed hemroid.

If you find bright red blood in the toilet bowl associated with severe pain, and during evacuation you feel a protruding lump come out of the anus and just stays there, you are probably suffering from prolapsed hemroids.

Have you noticed above how I always emphasize the words bright red blood. That is because if your blood is not bright red, then you are not suffering from symptoms of hemroids but rather from some other condition.

A Note of Caution

On this note I would like to point out that if you are not more than sure to be suffering from some form of hemroids, get yourself checked out by a medical doctor immediately.

There are so many other conditions that have very similar symptoms of hemroids therefore do not leave it to chance.

More Symptoms

Another very common signs of hemroids is an anal itch. This anal itch you will find with internal hemroids, external hemroids, prolapsed hemroids, and thrombosed hemroids.

The Last two hemroids symptoms are an intense burning feeling and the false feeling of an obstruction in the anus which needs to be evacuated immediately.

This overpowering sensation although not painful, can be a very detrimental frustration.

The intense burning can be found with internal hemroids, external hemroids, thrombosed hemroids and prolapsed hemroids, while the obstruction sensation can be found with prolapsed hemroids, internal hemroids and external hemroids.

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