dr. sarinda lertbannaphong
Female surgeon specializing in colectomy and hemorrhoidectomy using laser. She is well trusted and popular among female patients

Female surgeon specializing in colectomy and hemorrhoidectomy using laser. She is well trusted and popular among female patients


Pregnant mothers are more likely to have hemorrhoids than most people, especially those who have constipation - hard stool and straining while defecating – have higher chances of developing hemorrhoids. This may cause tears and bleeding, thus expectant moms should take note and consult a doctor as soon as possible.

Hemorrhoids are a common condition from many causes that can occur in anybody at any age. That is why it is normal that you may have many questions about them, and it also is prudent to have a good understanding, so that you will be able to handle them properly.

Hemorrhoids are enlarged, bulging veins within and around the anal canal. The two groups of hemorrhoids are external and internal hemorrhoids which are differentiated by their location. The internal hemorrhoid problems can be classified as per the severity, ranging from grade 1 without prolapse to grade 4 in which hemorrhoid remains prolapsed outside of the anus.

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins within and around the anal canal. The veins around the anus tend to stretch under the increased pressure and may be swollen. If you have experienced an acute anal pain with per rectal bleeding related to the bowel movements, it is highly recommended to seek for an urgent medical attention. This could be the signs and symptoms of ruptured hemorrhoids.

Rectal bleeding is not only the common sign of hemorrhoids, but colorectal cancer. Due to the similarity of clinical manifestations, colorectal cancer is often mistaken for hemorrhoids, leading to delayed diagnosis and ineffective treatments.

Hemorrhoids are the most common cause of rectal bleeding, but colorectal cancer can also cause rectal bleeding. Due to the similarity of manifestations, patients are often confused, leading to delayed diagnosis and ineffective treatments.

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the lower rectum and anus. The veins around the anus stretch due to increased pressure in the lower rectum e.g. pregnancy, being overweight or straining during bowel movements.