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Hemorrhoids are masses, clumps, cushions of tissue
in the anal canal
they contain blood vessels,
support tissue, muscle
and elastic fibers.
Piles are hemorrhoids that
become inflamed.


WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF PILES?

They are basically 2:
Internal pile: are located up inside the
rectum. They rarely cause any pain, as this tissue
doesn't have any sensory nerves. How severe they are
depends on
how far and how
often they protrude into the anal passage or protrude
out
of the anus
External pile: develops under the skin just inside
the opening of the anus. The piles may swell
and the area around it may become firm and sore,
turning Blue or Purple in colour when they get
clotted.

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF PILE?

An individual with piles may experience the following
symptoms:
A hard lump may be felt around the anus. It consists
of
coagulated blood, called a thrombosed external
hemorrhoid. This can be painful...This is a shortened
version
Read the full version here: http://
www.trendyhealthworld.com/piles/

If I may ask, what r d causes?

qbd2:
If I may ask, what r d causes?

The exact cause is medically unclear but some circumstances that can be traced to it may include:

**increased pressure in your abdomen, for
example as a result of pregnancy

**straining to empty your bowels, for example if
you have constipation

**ageing – as you get older you may be more
likely to get piles because the support structures
in your rectum weaken
**Not eating enough fibre in food
**Frequently lifting heavy objects
Having a weakness in your rectum
**Having a family history of piles

Vanije:
The exact cause is medically unclear but some circumstances that can be traced to it may include:

**increased pressure in your abdomen, for
example as a result of pregnancy

**straining to empty your bowels, for example if
you have constipation

**ageing – as you get older you may be more
likely to get piles because the support structures
in your rectum weaken
**Not eating enough fibre in food
**Frequently lifting heavy objects
Having a weakness in your rectum
**Having a family history of piles

Kk, tqs.