Where Does The Growth Of Hemorrhoids Take Place? What Are The Differences Between External And Internal Hemorrhoids?
It is in the rectum of the human body, which is part of the excretory system where the growth of hemorrhoids actually takes place. These are basically engorged veins, which become a source of utter pain for the person whose body experiences their growth and development. Although the growth of hemorrhoids takes place in the rectum, there are actually two sets of veins that contribute towards draining the blood from the lower rectum and anus. Basically internal hemorrhoids, unless they are of an extremely severe nature, they could neither be seen nor be felt. They are caused by the swelling of veins that are located internally. On the other hand, external hemorrhoids, whose presence comes into view with the growth of external veins, could easily be spotted around the opening of the anus and on particular instances, could overtly be felt, the feel of their presence catalyzed by the pains that result from extra pressure on the engorged veins.
