Hemorrhoids are vascular cushions located at the exit of the rectum near the anus. These pads have a very good blood supply because they are supplied by a dense network of arteries and veins. Everyone has hemorrhoids, but they only become noticeable when they are pathologically enlarged. Doctors call this clinical picture hemorrhoidal disease or symptomatic hemorrhoids. In this case, the blood accumulates in the vascular cushions and can no longer flow out unhindered. This causes various symptoms, for example itching, burning, bleeding or oozing.
Hemorrhoids have an important task in the body: together with the internal and external sphincter muscle, they seal the intestine and ensure that bowel emptying can be well controlled at all times. Sometimes these closure mechanisms also have to withstand greater stress, for example when great pressure is exerted on them when coughing, sneezing or lifting heavy loads.
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