Internal vs External Hemorrhoids: What's the Difference?

In this informative video, Dr. David Wood, a renowned interventional radiologist, sheds light on the differences between internal and external hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are a common issue faced by many people, but understanding the differences between internal and external hemorrhoids is crucial in determining the right treatment plan.
Internal hemorrhoids are located inside the rectum and are not visible from the outside. They often cause painless rectal bleeding and are typically discovered during a routine physical examination or during the screening for another condition. On the other hand, external hemorrhoids are located outside the rectum and can be felt as lumps or bumps around the anus. They can cause pain, itching, and bleeding, and can often be seen with the naked eye.
Dr. Wood explains that internal hemorrhoids are often treated with lifestyle changes such as adding fiber to your diet, increasing fluid intake, and engaging in regular physical activity. In severe cases, internal hemorrhoids may require medical procedures such as hemorrhoid artery embolization
External hemorrhoids, on the other hand, may require more invasive treatments such as surgical excision or a procedure called hemorrhoidectomy. In some cases, external hemorrhoids can also be treated with minimally invasive procedures such as injection sclerotherapy or infrared coagulation.
Dr. Wood emphasizes the importance of seeking medical attention if you experience any symptoms of hemorrhoids, as prompt treatment can help prevent complications and promote quick healing. He also provides tips on how to prevent hemorrhoids from developing, including maintaining a healthy diet, avoiding prolonged sitting or standing, and keeping the anus clean and dry.
In conclusion, internal and external hemorrhoids are two distinct conditions with different causes, symptoms, and treatment options. By understanding the differences between internal and external hemorrhoids, you can make informed decisions about your health and seek the right treatment for your specific needs.
So, if you or someone you know is dealing with hemorrhoids, be sure to watch this video and learn from the expert, Dr. David Wood. And don't forget to like, comment, and share this video to spread the word and help others understand the difference between internal and external hemorrhoids.
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[@Mrram_930]

Does anyone notice a bad smell ??.
after sitting down for long time.

[@fordnut4914]

Yeah its called was yo butt😂

[@mealien0808]

The biggest problem of hemorrhoids is you can't 💩. always some 💩 can't get out .

[@MrSmid888]

Why is that??

[@sinichi6644]

So what should we do?

[@gareebmanus2387]

I assume you already know that one solution is to minimize the chances by eating pears, plums, Psyllium husk. etc. Drink about 4 litres of water (not all soft drinks or juice, etc.). Basically, avoid foods that are very concentrated like a beef patty; what are needed are bulk-forming foods like brown rice with salad, etc. The other solution is to learn to ignore, if it is in a small amount. There are other solutions, but they are a bit extreme, and not to be done on a regular basis.

[@ebonaparte3853]

@@MrSmid888Because not all the 💩 can be forced out through the hemorrhoids.🙃🙃

[@ebonaparte3853]

@@gareebmanus2387I’ve been using Recticare, but I don’t have an applicator. Will it still work?

[@abdulcinema6932]

What about external? Can't they be treated?

[@godlee4779]

They just leave us externals out to dry that’s fucked up we need treatment too !!

[@shellybelle6781]

@@godlee4779😅😅 right!!! I have one.

[@m_d587]

Same! us Extroroidals need help too

[@bhanurakshith9884]

I do bleed when pooping and I can feel the hemroid when I clean so does that mean I have both 😂😮

[@CristyjoyAriston]

Good day Sir! I'm experiencing pain in my butt every during my menstrual period . What is the treatment?

[@gareebmanus2387]

There could be many reasons. But, if you have a lot of it, you should see your doctor and ask about endometriosis--to rule it out.

[@Dr.Jas-AyurvedaExpert-se9mi]

I am an Ayurveda Doctor and I recommend my patients Planet Ayurveda's Pile OFF Capsules, Vara Churna, Suran Vatak, Triphala Guggul, Arshkuthar Ras and Nirgundi Oil for local application. This formulation will increase digestive fire, treat constipation and help heal inflammation.

[@pve5986]

Sir.. is external hemorrhoid go away on it's own?

[@rangerisbacknow]

Is it?

[@Idolikethis]

Bleeding😮omg. I was upset I have the latter😅not anymore

[@shellybelle6781]

Why can’t you treat external?

[@bukaridris2808]

Having Dr Igho as my doctor is also a positivity that I don't really have to bother about any sickness or virus, because your herbal medication of heamorroid has shown not only me but the world how good your products are and I'll keep recommending you.

[@memeblack1367]

Can hemhriods grow to 7cm

[@bhanurakshith9884]

That's a dick not hemroid

[@jomelabalos4028]

Why my hemorrhoids doesnt hurt anymore except in bowel but not that hurt

[@sabrinapowell4932]

hi H, I love her a lot

[@FredDuodu-ec4ql]

I need help

[@lutongpinoy4602]

Blind Item: Baron Geisler

[@memeblack1367]

😢😢😢need an answer fast

[@sinweydrop2935]

Sir what to do when there is a type of pimple in the anus area and it's ointment pls tell

[@Rio-fo9kp]

Can u have both???

[@nadimsaha1492]

I have kiya karo ab

[@carlos00700]

Possibly I had an external one, but bled heavily

[@Sourav-4444]

​@@carlos00700what's the situation now buddy

[@Jowyerv]

Yes, you can, together with fissure. Got removed my external years ago, but got diagnosed the internal recently... It's really pain in the butt