A long mushy tube connecting to the anus
These are veins that have expanded, they are called hemorrhoids and should be treated by a physician.
Internal hemorrhoids cannot be seen, however external ones can. They look like protruding blueish lumps coming out of the anus.
Hemorrhoids are typically not hard; they are swollen blood vessels located in the rectal area that can be either internal or external. Internal hemorrhoids are usually not palpable, while external hemorrhoids may feel like soft lumps under the skin around the anus. They can become painful or uncomfortable, especially if they are thrombosed (clotted). If you have concerns about hemorrhoids, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.
No, dogs and cats do not develop hemorrhoids like humans do. Hemorrhoids are specific to the anatomy of humans and are not a common issue in animals.
The symptoms of hemorrhoids are so noticeable that one can not deny it. Symptoms of Hemorrhoids are as follow: 1. The most obvious symptom of Hemorrhoids is that they are often felt and seen (for example, by using a mirror) as a tiny lump of grapes arising from the anus the classic appearance of prolapsed internal hemorrhoids. 2. Hemorrhoids can also cause a burning sensation, pain and or discomfort around the anal opening. 3. Another typical symptom is that hemorrhoids often cover the anus, stopping the anal opening from being seen. 4. An important symptom of hemorrhoids is their color: *Reddish pink hemorrhoids are normally prolapsed internal hemorrhoids. *Purplish blue or dark reddish hemorrhoids are normally thrombosed hemorrhoids. *Brownish hemorrhoids are often external hemorrhoids. 5. Soiling of underwear can be a common symptom with hemorrhoids as well. 6. Hemroids can also cause a feeling of incomplete evacuation of the bowel - you don't feel like you've emptied your bowel, even though you have.
No but it can feel swollen and especially if you get hemorrhoids which is common..
There is no real cure you can do yourself for hemorrhoids. You can use creams like Preparation H or pads like Tucks to give you some relief. These really do help the hemorrhoids go down. The only way to completely get rid of hemorrhoids is to have them surgically removed. Otherwise, they will keep coming back.
Yes, animals can experience hemorrhoids, similar to humans. Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels in the rectum or anus that can cause discomfort and pain.
look like a cylinder, cirgarette, stick. feel powdery, smooth, and hard
At first you may feel nothing, later on you may feel something like grapes protruding from the anus during defecation and it return back into the anus after finishing, sometimes there may be blood in stools with or without pain, the blood is bright red (not dark), in late stage it becomes permanently outside the anus.
No. geckos don't get hemorrhoids
Sign of hemorrhoids or something more serious like internal bleeding, See MD if you don't have hemorrhoids and it occurs again.