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movement once in awhile, doing so regularly can cause backed up fecal matter
to harden which can create pressure in the muscles and veins in and around the
anus.
S t r a i n i n g
Straining due to constipation or hardened stools can (and will) cause rectal
swelling, which can eventually lead to tears in the hemorrhoidal veins, thus
causing hemorrhoids.
C o n s t i p a t i o n
As discussed, constipation (or irregular bowel movements), can cause swelling of
muscles and veins in and around the anus, that, when torn, by straining and
passing of hard stools can cause hemorrhoids.
D i a r r h e a
Although diarrhea is loose and easy to pass, it is often quite acidic which can
also cause swelling of the veins in the rectum.
D i s e a s e s a n d I l l n e s s
There are several diseases and ailments which can cause hemorrhoids. Here
are just a few:
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