Nanda Nursing Diagnosis

Hemorrhoids are swollen tissues that contain veins located in the wall of the rectum and anus The anus is the opening at the end of the digestive tract which as everyone knows is used to remove the stool or feces. While the rectum are parts of the digestive tract that its position on the anus. The rectum serves as a storage stool prior to release. Well, hemorrhoids occur when there is repeated stretching during bowel movements and constipation. Symptoms of Hemorrhoids Hemorrhoids can bleed, especially after a bowel movement. Usually blood mixed with the stool out. But the amount of blood is usually a little bit, so do not panic too. Hemorrhoids rarely causes sufferers to lose a lot of blood to anemia. Hemorrhoids that protrude up should be put back slowly or can be entered by itself. Hemorrhoids can swell and cause pain when the surface is exposed to friction or if the blood clot is formed in them. Sometimes hemorrhoids can remove the mucus and cause a feeling that there is still brows...

Hemorrhoids are a very common medical problem experienced by many men and women. Hemorrhoids occur when veins in the anal area swell. When the swelling is inside the rectum they are internal hemorrhoids. Outside the rectum, the swollen veins are called external hemorrhoids. Some of the usual causes of the swelling veins are constipation and straining during bowel movements, pregnancy and anything else that contributes to pressure on the veins in the anal area. The anal canal contains a rich network of arteries that give it a constant supply of blood. This explains why bleeding from hemorrhoids is bright red rather than dark red, and why bleeding from hemorrhoids sometimes can be severe. A lot of factors contribute to the formation of Hemorrhoids. It could be excessive straining during bowel movement, inadequate fiber (causing hard stool), prolonged sitting, or prolonged standing. It can even be hereditary. Child birth is a clear cause of Hemorrhoids due to the pressure or strain it ca...