What Best Describes a Hemroid?

Sep 30, 2009 in General

What Best Describes a Hemroid?

The explanation that can best describe a hemroid is to compare it with that of a varicose vein. They both function in the same manner.

Hemroids, put plainly and truthfully are the biggest curse on modern society. Another way to put it, as most of you would know them is hemroids are literally a “PAIN” in the butt.

My reasons for my antagonistic views of hemorrhoids is very long and I could write pages on the subject. But a sweet and short version is that I have suffered some extreme pains for many years with all the different types of hemroids. I think that is a good enough reason for being so opposed to hemroids.

An interesting fact is that hemroids are also one of the most missed spelled words in the English vocabulary. I have seen some really weird versions, but in the end it still refers to the same ailment.

The best and easiest way that I can explain what is a hemroid is to compare hemroids to a varicose vein. They both function in the same manner, execpt the hemroid is in the anus area. The vein walls become weak at a certain point from excessive pressure. The walls give way and a pocket of blood is formed.

This is also known as swollen hemroids.These swollen hemroids can become infected if the blood in these pockets remains stagnant.

Alternatively, to swollen hemroids, more pressure is exerted on the vein walls, most commonly from stool evacuation, or from rough toilet paper wiping. The vein walls gives way further and breaks. Bright red blood will pour in the pan or on the toilet paper. This is known as bleeding hemroids.

This condition usually repeats itself during the next bowel movement.

There are only two types of hemroids. Internal hemroids and external hemroids, and only one derivative of hemroids and that is fissure hemroids.

Hemroids can attack anybody and at any age. They are not racists, and will attack any color, culture, nationality, or gender, even our household pets.