The most common sources of excess pressure exerted on the anal system include the following:

• Constipation:  Pressure is applied to force out the hard and dry faeces.
• Pregnancy:  The weight of the baby in the womb puts pressure on the lower abdomen causing the veins and muscels in the anal system to become compressed.
• Weight lifting:  The weight of the load exerts extra pressure on the abdominal and anal muscles, thus compressing them.
• Prolonged sitting on hard surface: This also generates heat and compresses the anal veins.

Generally speaking, hemroids start developing as small or tiny lumps usually inside the anus – in the inner walls. Accordingly they are classified as internal hemroids, if they are located inside the anal canal, or external hemroids if they develop outside the anus. If the source of the pressure causing the hemroids to grow is addressed immediately the hemroids may even disappear on their own without any need for treatment.

However if the cause is not removed immediately, a kind of vicious cycle may develop and this will push the hemroids to the next level, where the lumps or swellings become bigger in size. This comes with more swelling of the anal walls and causes “narrowing” of the anal passage. It means more friction and pain will be felt during bowel movement. The hemroids may then start bleeding occasionally when stool is being passed. This marks the beginning of yet another stage in the hemroids development cycle, namely that of bleeding hemroids.

The increased straining and friction experienced in the anal system makes the hemroids continue growing in size because more blood is being drawn into the area. Sometimes blood may get clogged inside the hemroids and this will make them sag and become lumpy. Such hemroids may pop in and out of the anus when the affected person is in the toilet. If the cycle is not checked then the protruding hemroids may continually hang out of the anus, making them look like external hemroids. This type of hemroids is the one referred to as prolapsed hemroids.

The level of discomfort and pain experienced by the hemroids sufferer keeps on increasing with each stage in the development cycle. You just have to imagine something hanging out of your anus all the time to realise how inconveniencing and painful hemroids can be in the latter stages if no steps are taken to treat the condition early enough.

For all the stages highlighted here above there is one effective and convenient method of treatment readily available, and that is by using Venapro – a natural remedy! Read more about this highly effective drug here below.

• Venapro is the most effective over-the-counter drug against Hemroids - no prescription needed!
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• It has no side effects.
• It is readily available and convenient to use.
• Venapro has a permanent healing effect on hemroids unlike other drugs on the market.