The term hemorrhoid gets thrown around quite a bit. Thanks to where it is located, it is a rather embarrassing topic for many to discuss. Unfortunately, though, it needs to be discussed as there are many common misconceptions.

For instance, a thrombosed external hemorrhoid is no regular type of pile. Instead, it is an unfortunate situation in which there is clotted blood. Indeed, such a situation is much more severe than regular piles as blood clots take longer to heal.

So basically what you’re looking at is an inflamed and irritated vein that is found on the outside (thus the reason for the name external) of the anal opening. The causes for such a situation would include constipation, inability to cleanse waste, lack of nutrition, hemorrhoids during pregnancy, poor blood constipation, weakened veins and poor posture.

Undoubtedly, you came to this situation as a result of the current condition of your blood. A thrombosed external hemorrhoid is the direct result of blood that has not been cleansed properly through the body. The resulting effect would be blood clots which add insane pressure to your vein walls. You’re therefore left with a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. So there it is. That is exactly what a thrombosed external hemorrhoid is.

The next question is how to get rid of it. Well, it’s important to remember that the condition of the blood is what got you here in the first place. So start there.

Hemorrhoid Blood Clot

Work on cleansing the blood, strengthening the veins and improving circulation. All of these tasks will help to reduce the thrombosed external hemorrhoid.