Symptoms and signs of hämorrheiden
For a proper diagnosis of any medical condition one must exhibit some symptoms generally associated with that disease. Thereafter one can be able to seek the proper treatment. It is noteworthy that internal hemorrhoids are not symptomatic and one will only know they have them when they develop a blood clot or where the tissue surrounding the lower rectum dies. Nevertheless, the most common signs of hämorrhoiden are bright red blood in stool in cases of internal hemorrhoids and discomfort and pain especially when passing stool and formation of a lump when one has external hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids may also protrude through the anus and even if they are pushed back with a finger they may recur. Itchiness in the anus is another symptom of hemorrhoids though it is regarded as being less common.
It is important if one observes the above symptoms or even notes blood in the toilet bowl or on the tissue after bowel movement to seek medical treatment urgently.
