How do you get hemroids?

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Everyone has hemroids. There are three located internally in each of us. The hemroid closest to the rectum is usally the one that protrudes from over straining of any sort or prolonged sitting or standing or with an_l sex. They usually retract but in some cases can become so enlarged they have to be surgically removed.

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pregnancy, wiping to hard , and other ways

Causes vary somewhat, but the most common is constipation: straining too much during bowel movements to pass hard stools. This straining causes undue pressure on the walls of the rectum and anus, which can in turn cause veins to distend or swell – just like varicose veins of the legs. In addition, hard stools can scrape the inside walls of the rectum and cause fissures or internal hemorrhoids. Causes of hemorrhoids also include any undue manipulation of or pressure on the rectum or anus. Some studies suggest that homosexual males experience a higher rate of developing hemorrhoids than heterosexual males. Additionally, pregnant women are often beset with hemorrhoids. Causes being undue pressure and straining on the lower body by the weight of the baby and the uterus.

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Hemorrhoids are most likely caused by diet and straining on the toilet. Actually, these two factors are linked: eating bad food leads to constipation, which leads to straining on the toilet.

It has been suggested that the Western diet, which is rich in processed food and lacking in fiber, also contributes to hemorrhoids. Indeed, hemorrhoids are rare in less-developed African countries where the diet is rich in roughage and fiber. As the population in these countries change their diet to include more processed food, the incidence of hemorrhoids increase.

The style of modern toilet, unfortunately, encourage straining. Some people also read while sitting on the toilet, adding undue pressure to the anal veins.

Other factors that contribute to hemorrhoids include aging, heredity, bouts of diarrhea, using laxatives. For women, pregnancy is often a factor as the fetus puts pressure on the hemorrhoidal veins.

Fortunately, in most instances, hemorrhoids self-heal. This means that unless you do something to cause flare ups (i.e. continue to strain when defecating or have chronic constipation or diarrea) most hemorrhoids resolve themselves without any intervention.

However, the weakened walls of the distended veins in hemorrhoids will cause it to be prone to future flare ups. This is why people say once you have hemorrhoids, you'll always hemorrhoids.
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by sitting on your butt all day

wipin too hard. forcin urself to sh*t. lots more. not wipin aftr u sh*t. man. tt's jus gross. ;S

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