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Hemorrhoids are swellings that include enlarged blood vessels in or around the rectum or anus. Hemorrhoids are caused by increased pressure on the anus Studies show that about 75% of people around the world are suffering from hemorrhoids, or can be affected throughout the life due to eating habits and lifestyle. Symptoms of Hemorrhoids: Painless bleeding during bowel movements Itching or irritation Pain or discomfort Swelling around your anus A lump near your anus, which may be sensitive or painful Reasons of Hemorrhoids: Pregnancy Obesity Sitting or standing for longer periods Unhealthy Diet (low fiber diet) Heavy weight lifting Coughing Heredity Old age Prevention of Hemorrhoids An easy way to prevent hemorrhoids is to make the stool softer, easier to pass, and less burdensome. Eating a diet high in fiber and drinking a lot of water can keep your stool soft. This also reduces constipation. To avoid home, the following precautions

Mulvyadh , also known as piles or Hemorrhoids, is a swollen blood vessel inside or around the anus or rectum. The haemorrhoidal vein is located at the bottom of the rectum and anus. Sometimes they are swollen and consequently stimulated by stretching, thinning and passing through the bowel movements of the vein walls. Often the cause is unknown, but Mulvyadh can occur for a variety of reasons. They may be due to increased pressure during defecation or pressure on these veins during pregnancy. Mulvyadh may be present in the rectum ( internal hemorrhoids ) or may occur under the skin around the anus ( external hemorrhoids ). Internal Hemorrhoids - The Internal hemorrhoids are well inside the rectum and cannot be seen or felt. There is usually no pain because the rectum has few nerves that feel pain. Bleeding may be the only sign. External Hemorrhoids - The External hemorrhoids is in the anus and is often uncomfortable if the outer external nucleus escapes out and can be s

Mulvyadh is also called piles or hemorrhoids. Mulvyadh is a swollen blood vessel inside or around the anus and rectum. Sometimes they are swollen and consequently stimulated by stretching, thinning and passing through the bowel movements of the vein walls. Bleeding from the anus. This is more common in internal than external hemorrhoids. Occurs before, during and after defecation. Some of the mulvyadh symptoms: After going to the toilet, the feeling that the bowels are still full Red blood after defecation Mucus drainage when emptying the intestines Pain during defecation The area around the anus can be red and painful. There is swelling, burning sensation, swelling or pain near the anus. Itching may be caused by swelling or irritation from hemorrhoids. hemorrhoidal inflammation of nuclear tissue Mucus secretion may occur during defecation. Dr Atul Patil mulvyadh specialist in pimpri chinchwad @vithai piles clinic provide ayurvedic as well as allopathy