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There are many complications of a hemorrhoid. However, a thrombosed hemorrhoid is one of the most painful. A thrombosed hemorrhoid occurs when an external hemorrhoid forms a blood clot. This blood clot can cause severe pain, inflammation, and swelling. That’s why today we wrote about how to treat thrombised hemorrhoids and get rid of them!

Hemorrhoids are already annoying enough. But add the words “colonoscopy” and “hemorrhoids” together, and you might as well be talking about root canals and paper cuts.  The very thought of having a colonoscopy when you have hemorrhoids is enough to make anyone squirm in their seat. But the truth is, hemorrhoids and colonoscopies are not

Hemorrhoids and anal fissures are common conditions. And it’s not uncommon for people with hemorrhoids to also develop anal fissures. Plus, both conditions share common symptoms, which might lead to confusion. So in this article, we will discuss how you can differentiate between hemorrhoids and anal fissures. We’ll discuss what hemorroids are, what anal fissures

It’s no secret that working out with hemorrhoids can be difficult. You may not feel up to it, or you may be worried about the pain and bleeding. However, there are a few things you can do to make working out with hemorrhoids a bit easier. Keep on reading to the end to find out

If you experience sharp pain in the lower abdomen along with fever, nausea, and vomiting, the two most common culprits for your condition would be appendicitis or diverticulitis. But what exactly is the difference between these two health conditions? Keep on reading to find out! What is Appendicitis? In simple words, appendicitis is inflammation of

Have you recently been diagnosed with diverticulosis? If the answer is yes, you are not alone. Diverticulosis is common in the developed world, where people consume less fiber in their food. It is diagnosed in around 200,000 people every year in the United States. Diverticulosis is not a problematic disease itself and rarely causes symptoms.

You don’t always have to visit a doctor to find ways to ease your hemorrhoid pain, swelling, and itching. Sometimes, the best treatments for hemorrhoids are those that you can do yourself at home. Keep reading till the end to find out 8 DIY tips and home remedies that will help you deal with your

Appendicitis occurs when the appendix — a part of the large intestine — becomes inflamed. And for the most part, it can feel very similar to abdominal and menstrual cramps. But, unlike cramps that come and go, inflammation of the appendix is a medical emergency and requires prompt care. Therefore, knowing how to differentiate between

Did you know that there are two very different diseases that can affect your rectum and anus? Hemorrhoids and colorectal cancer are both common, but they have very different symptoms, treatments, and complications. In this article, we will compare and contrast these two diseases to help you understand the differences between them. What are Hemorrhoids?

You’re not alone if you have been diagnosed with hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are relatively common and affect many people across the globe. The internet may lead you to believe that constipation is the only cause of hemorrhoids. But is it possible to develop hemorrhoids without constipation? To answer that question, this article will discuss what hemorrhoids