Symptoms of hemorrhoids
Tissues having hemorrhoids cannot be seen until they swell. When the hemorrhoidal masses get swell or a clot is developed, it causes symptoms and signs to appear. External hemorrhoids and internal hemorrhoids which are extended towards the anus from the rectum known as prolapsed hemorrhoids can be seen outside the anus. But internal hemorrhoids cannot be seen outside the anus. When a lump of dark blue color is seen at the anus’ opening, it means a blood clot is being formed inside the swollen blood vessel. This is called a thrombosed hemorrhoid. A non-thrombosed hemorrhoid is one which has a rubbery feel. Mostly more than one lump of hemorrhoids may appear. Usually, the symptoms of hemorrhoids widely depend upon the type of hemorrhoid a person is suffering from. Symptoms of hemorrhoids are as following:
Burning sensation around the anus:
The inflammation occurring in the nerves due to hemorrhoids results in mucus production, which ultimately causes severe irritation and itching in the sensitive skin of the anus. The mucus production causes a burning sensation in the anus and makes the person very uncomfortable.