These are some of the causes:

Hemorrhoids are divided into:

1. Internal hemorrhoids, which are those located inside the rectum,

2. External hemorrhoids, which develop under the skin around the anus. There are many effective treatment options for hemorrhoids.

In most cases, hemorrhoids can be treated at home with lifestyle changes. However, sometimes medication or surgery is necessary.

If hemorrhoids are causing only mild discomfort, a doctor may prescribe creams, ointments, or suppositories. These products contain ingredients such as hydrocortisone, which can provide at least temporary relief from pain and itching.

If a blood clot has formed inside an external hemorrhoid, a doctor can remove it through a small incision, which can provide immediate relief.

For persistent bleeding or painful hemorrhoids, a doctor may perform another procedure.

If other methods are unsuccessful or the hemorrhoids are large, surgery may be necessary.

Surgery or incision

Endoscopy

Laser

Fasting

Shaving pubic hair

Bathing

Blood and urine tests

ECG and X-rays for those over 40