Second Danger Of Hämorrhoiden 0

Haemorrhoids in the primary stage remain within the system and are usually only associated with the danger of bleeding profusely. However, the next stage will see these haemorrhoids separating from the wall of the rectum and falling out of the anal opening like grapes. This occurs because the tissue of the varicose vein ruptures and is separated from the tissues of the rectum therefore hanging outside the body.
The dangers of this type of prolapsed hämorrhoiden are that it results in distinct pain and discomfort when a person sits down or lies down. What is worse is that the blood supply can get cut off to this type of haemorrhoids resulting in clotting of the blood and therefore the formation of blood clots. If the clot remains in the haemorrhoids then it is not a huge concern but with the increasing size of the clot it has the tendency to enter into the circulatory system of the body.