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Hemroids, also called as rectal lump, are swollen veins the lower part of the anus or rectum.  Hemroids are quite painful.

Hemroids are quite common, unlike what most people think.  It is even said that all of us have hemroids, just that some have “flare ups” or prostitution of these veins.

Hemroids are more common in women during her pregnancy and even after childbirth.  The pressure of carrying a child inside a woman’s body causes the veins in the anal/rectal area to bulge and expand, which makes them painful, especially when sitting down.

Hemroid symptoms during pregnancy are the same as when you’re not pregnant.  This includes anal itching, ache or pain in the anal region especially while sitting, bright red blood on toilet tissue or sometimes in the stool, painful bowel movements, one or more hard lumps near the anus.