Symptoms of Piles
Piles also known as hemorrhoids can be a troublesome illness and therefore it is vital you know the symptoms of piles in order to treat them before they get chronic.
The most common symptoms are listed below:
- Bleeding from the anus – Swollen piles can bleed as bright red blood in drops just after passing a stool, the blood may also splash into the toilet bowl making the person panic about the loss of blood. Sometimes the persons undergarments can be stained by streaks of blood.
- Swollen piles that are pink and blue coloured can start to protrude out of the anus like a bunch of grapes (Also known as external piles). This is one of the most common symptoms of piles.
- Sharp pain – Swollen piles can usually create a burning, stabbing or throbbing feeling, which can make the person tired and difficult to sit down and relax.
- You might also feel a lump or discomfort in your anus when passing a stool.
- Some itching around the anus can also occur.
- You may start to get severe pain or aching around the anus and lower rectum, which can mean the piles have become very swollen.
- You may also feel as though something is moving down the anus.
- Mucus can also seep down from the piles causing irritation and more itching.
- You may get a regular feeling that your bowels have not completely emptied even after a bowel movement.
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