Hemroids symptoms are primarily noticed in the rectum and adjoining areas. Many people consider anal bleeding as the basic symptom. However, researches have proved that Hemmroids usually bleed only in the advanced stage. It is surely not the beginning of Hemroids.

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The commonly known Hemmroids symptoms are:

1. Itching in the rectal area.
2. Swelling of the anus or inner anus area.
3. Obstruction in passing stool.
4. Formation of blood clots inside the anus - which can be felt by touching.
5. Strangulated lumps - prolapsed from the anus (advance stage of internal Hemmroids).

Generally hemeroids develop in three stages. In the first stage Hemroids start swelling. During the second stage you may feel weakness and hemorroids symptoms like giddiness. In the final or third stage Hemroids start bleeding profusely.

There is no age limit for occurrence of Hemroids symptoms. Basically their occurrence depends on many factors, and these may include eating habits, bowel movement habits, abdominal disorders, working conditions (temperature in the workplace and physical involvement like lifting of heavy items) and the nature of the job (time spent sitting in one place).

Hemroids symptoms in both types -internal and external hemorroids - are usually similar. The following information will assist you in differentiating between these two types of hemorroidson the basis of their symptoms:

Damaged veins and bleeding is one of the symptoms of internal Hemroids. Veins get damaged owing to digestive disorders and growth of excessive mass which hangs out from the anus together with the stool and results in bloody stools. It happens when enlarged veins (lumps) obstruct the stool as it moves through the anal system, and also when hardness of stool damages the veins.

Unlike internal hemorroids, symptoms of external Hemroids are visible from outside. Other symptoms of external hemorroids include irritation, itching around the rectal region, burning sensation and blood stools.

Merely acquiring knowledge of hemorroids symptoms is not sufficient to avoid or cure occurrence of hemorroids. What is required is proper observation of these symptoms and timely treatment. Knowledge of hemorroids symptoms will surely work as a handy guide to decide when to consult your physician. Information on hemorrhoids symptoms will assist you in categorizing symptoms which are common to some other diseases as well. However, it is advisable that you consult your physician for proper clinical investigation and treatment whenever you suspect occurrence of hemorrhoids symptoms.

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