Hemorrhoids or Fissure

Apr 16
07:58

2009

Erin Celeste

Erin Celeste

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It is often very difficult to differentiate between whether you are dealing with hemorrhoids or fissure problems. They are both incredibly similar in ...

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It is often very difficult to differentiate between whether you are dealing with hemorrhoids or fissure problems. They are both incredibly similar in symptoms,Hemorrhoids or Fissure Articles causes and location. One is often mistaken for the other when it comes to hemorrhoids or fissure problems.

This is only because both of these situations usually are not treated by a doctor. Doctors are quite able to tell the difference between these two. But because of the embarrassment that is often associated, many do not choose to go to a doctor for hemorrhoids or fissure problems.

As mentioned before, determining whether you are dealing with hemorrhoids or fissure problems is not the easiest task. The main difference between the two is that hemorrhoids actually are inflamed or even torn veins in your anus. Whereas fissures are an actual tear in the skin next to the anus.

The symptoms for hemorrhoids or fissure problems are remarkably similar. The number one symptom for both would include severe pain in or around the anus. These pains typically become more severe when moving the bowels. Bleeding can accompany both hemorrhoids or fissure problems as well. Because with the former, the vein that carries your blood can actually tear, which can lead to bleeding. And with the second, it is an actual opening in the skin that of course can also be responsible for bleeding as well.

Hemorrhoids or fissure problems are both a bit of a mystery as to what their actual causes are. Generally speaking, it is safe to say that most medical professionals believe the main cause of both hemorrhoids or fissures to be related to extreme pressure put upon each of these areas in the body. This pressure is usually blamed on constipation. Many people today struggle with constipation. However, if it occurs more and more frequently, your chances of developing hemorrhoids or fissure problems will increase dramatically.

Truly, they are not the same condition. Do not be fooled by their many similarities. You are probably well aware that you have a problem because of your symptoms that you have been dealing with. However, correctly diagnosing whether or not you are dealing with hemorrhoids or fissure problems is essential to taking good care of the problem.

For one you need to focus on healing the veins and cleansing the blood. For the other, you need to especially focus on fixing your issues with constipation. Constipation, as mentioned before, is a factor for both hemorrhoids or fissure problems. However, you need to ensure that you are correctly treating the specific ailment you have if you want to ensure complete recovery.



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Erin Celeste

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