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External Thrombotic Hemorrhoids
An external thrombosed hemorrhoid is a common condition that can cause sudden, intense discomfort. It typically appears as a firm, swollen lump just outside the anal opening and may have a dark bluish or purplish color. The size can vary—from small and pea-sized to larger, more noticeable swelling.
This occurs when a small vein ruptures and a blood clot forms beneath the skin. The pressure from this clot on nearby nerve endings is what leads to the sharp pain many patients experience.
External thrombosed hemorrhoids are often associated with underlying internal hemorrhoids, which can increase pressure within the rectal area and contribute to their development.
Treatment focuses on relieving pressure caused by the clot, reducing pain, and helping prevent long-term issues such as excess skin or skin tag formation. With the right care, symptoms can be managed effectively and relief can come quickly.
Causes of External Hemorrhoids Include:
Pregnancy
