Prolapsed Hemorrhoids: Symptoms, Grades, Causes and Treatment Options
Prolapsed hemorrhoids occur when swollen internal hemorrhoidal tissue moves down from its normal position inside the anal canal and protrudes through the anus. Some prolapsed hemorrhoids may return inside on their own, while others may need to be gently pushed back or remain outside.
Many people notice prolapse as a lump or tissue coming out during bowel movements. It can be associated with bleeding, mucus, itching, irritation, difficulty cleaning the area, or discomfort.
Prolapse does not necessarily mean that surgery is required. Treatment depends on the severity of the prolapse, symptoms, whether the tissue can be reduced, and how much it affects daily life.
At Narayan Hospital, Ahmedabad persistent or recurrent constipation can be evaluated to identify possible underlying causes and determine whether dietary changes alone are appropriate.
