Questions about Internal Hemorrhoids

Q: How do I know if I have internal hemorrhoids?

A: The first sign that many people have that they are suffering from internal hemorrhoids is experiencing burning, tearing pain when having a bowel motion.  If the internal hemorrhoids start bleeding – which they commonly do – you will also notice bright red blood on your stools or on the toilet paper.

Q: Are internal hemorrhoids the only cause of bleeding from the anal area?

A: No.  Sometimes, anal fissures can be the culprit rather than internal hemorrhoids.  You should get your doctor to give you a rectal examination to determine whether you have internal hemorrhoids or anal fissures, as the two have quite different cures.

Q:  What is the difference between anal fissures and internal hemorrhoids?

A: Internal hemorrhoids are very like varicose veins, except that they occur within the anus/rectum.  Internal hemorrhoids involve the tiny blood vessels within this area expanding as pressure forces extra blood into the capillaries.  Anal fissures, on the other hand, are actual tears in the lining of the anus or rectum.  Those who have external rather than internal hemorrhoids can see the difference: you can sometimes see the actual tear in the case of an anal fissure, while a hemorrhoid presents as a purple/blue/red lump.

Q: What’s the difference between internal hemorrhoids and piles?

A: None, really.  The only difference is that internal hemorrhoids originate from deeper within the rectum/anus, while piles (the old-fashioned term for external hemorrhoids) originate at or very close to the anal opening.

Q: What causes internal hemorrhoids?

A: A number of underlying conditions cause both external and internal hemorrhoids.  Poor circulation is one underlying cause, and excess straining is another.  This is why a diet low in fiber is often associated with internal hemorrhoids, as all that straining if you’re constipated puts pressure on the blood vessels and causes hemorrhoids. We suggest you increase the fiber in your diet. But that not all, H Miracle will show you how to effectively deal with internal Hemorrhoids.

Q: My doctor told me I have Grade 2 internal hemorrhoids.  What does this mean?

A: Both external and internal hemorrhoids have their severity measured by a grading system, although the criteria applied for the grading system apply more to internal hemorrhoids than external ones.
•    Grade 1 internal hemorrhoids aren’t prolapsed.  In simpler terms, the hemorrhoid doesn’t protrude from the anus at all.
•    Grade 2 internal hemorrhoids protrude from the anus after passing a bowel motion, but they go back inside without help.
•    Grade 3 internal hemorrhoids are like Grade 2 internal hemorrhoids, but they need a bit of help getting back in.  I can think of a lot of things I’d rather be doing than sitting on the john with a tube of lubricant trying to press a painful, itchy hemorrhoid back into place each time I’ve had to pass a bowel motion.
•    Grade 4 internal hemorrhoids protrude all the time and no amount of encouragement will help them go inside.

Thankfully, there is a way to reduce and shrink all grades of internal hemorrhoids without surgery and without drugs (those topical creams don’t actually work as a hemorrhoid cure, anyway).  The H Miracle system has worked to shrink even Grade 4 internal hemorrhoids to Grade 0 – treating the problem completely!  See the link at the bottom of the page for more information.

Q: Is surgery the only answer to curing internal hemorrhoids?

A: Not at all!  The H Miracle hemorrhoid remedy system is a surgery-free drug-free method that is 100% natural and considers diet and exercise, along with a proven herbal hemorrhoid treatment method.

Here is the link to know about the H Miracle system for curing internal hemorrhoids.