What causes hemorrhoids?
Friday, October 26th, 2007 • Category
There are several groups of veins that surround the rectum and anus. One group is known as internal hemorroidal veins, the other is known as external hemorrhoidal veins. The underlying cause of hemorrhoids is increased pressure within these vein.
Due to the reasons above, there are several risks factors that may cause hemorrhoid. The risk factors include:
Aging
The improper or poor bowel habits like straining to move stool, or sitting for long periods.
Obesity
Pregnancy
A high-fat, low-fiber diet.
Identify the causes and try to avoid the improper habits that can cause hemorrhoids!
Comment by Obesity on 13 January 2008:
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Comment by Phil on 15 January 2008:
Passing through and wanted to say hello