Looking down into a toilet and seeing blood in your stool (poop) can be alarming. Your mind might go to many places as warning bells ring that something’s wrong. Rectal bleeding is a symptom of many different conditions, some more serious than others.
Piles are swollen and inflamed veins in the rectum and anus. They are similar to vancose veins and can occur either internally (inside the rectum) or externally )under the skin around the anus
Symptoms of piles
Piles are usually asymptomatic but may cause trouble when swollen or inflamed. This is why you should choose Honey Herbal Mixture when searching for piles treatment
Blood in the stool may be a common symptom of piles. Pain is usually not a feature unless there is thrombosis. A thrombosed pile mass may be external or internal and cause pain.
Swelling may appear in the perianal region and this swelling actually persists as a skin tag even after the thrombosis is relieved.
Overview
1. Blood in the stool
2 Pain due to Thrombosis
3 Swelling may appear in the perianal region
4 Diet, increase in intra abdominal pressure, repeated diarrhea
5 Rubber band treatment, Stapler piles surgery etc.,
6. Remember hereditary can cause it too especially rectal swelling
Causes for piles
There are many reasons for the formation of piles. Diet plays an important role in the formation of piles.
Diets low in fibre may increase constipation and the increased straining associated with constipation may cause the formation of piles.
Any chronic increase in intra abdominal pressure like an abdominal mass or pregnancy can cause the formation of piles. Repeated diarrhea could be a risk factor. Chronic cough, pelvic floor problems and even pregnancy can contribute.
