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Is Bleeding During a Hemorrhoid Flare Normal?

You finish a bowel movement, glance at the toilet paper, and notice a streak of bright red. For most people, that moment sparks instant worry — but if you’re dealing with hemorrhoids, bleeding is one of the most common symptoms. While it can look alarming, it’s not always a sign of something serious. Still, “normal” doesn’t mean “ignore it.” At Vessol Health, we help patients understand what’s typical, what’s not, and how to care for their body with confidence and calm. Why hemorrhoids sometimes bleed Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in or around the rectum and anus. When extra pressure builds...

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Blood Clots and Hemorrhoids: Dangerous or Not?

Discovering a sudden, painful lump near your anus can be unsettling — especially when you hear the words “blood clot.” If you’ve been told it might be a thrombosed hemorrhoid, you’re not alone in wondering how serious it is. While the term “clot” can sound alarming, most hemorrhoidal clots are more uncomfortable than dangerous. At Vessol Health, we help patients understand what’s happening in their bodies and how to find relief with the right balance of care and calm. What is a thrombosed hemorrhoid? A thrombosed hemorrhoid is a type of external hemorrhoid where a blood clot forms inside a...

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What to Eat (and Avoid) If You Have Hemorrhoids

When hemorrhoids flare, food can either help or hinder your healing. The right meals can make bowel movements easier, calm inflammation, and support recovery — while the wrong choices can trigger constipation and prolong discomfort. At Vessol Health, we believe that what you eat plays a key role in not just managing hemorrhoids, but improving overall digestive health. Let’s explore which foods to reach for and which to skip when your body needs gentle support. Why diet matters for hemorrhoids At the root of most hemorrhoid flare-ups is straining. When stools are hard or difficult to pass, added pressure on...

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Do Almonds, Beans, or Cranberries Help with Hemorrhoids?

When hemorrhoids flare, it’s easy to focus on what to avoid. But what you add to your plate can be just as powerful. Certain fiber-rich foods — like almonds, beans, and cranberries — are known to support digestion, prevent constipation, and calm inflammation. But how much can they really help when it comes to hemorrhoid relief? At Vessol Health, we believe food is one of your body’s best tools for healing. Here’s how these natural pantry staples can make a difference. Why fiber matters most Most hemorrhoid flare-ups trace back to one major issue: straining. When bowel movements are difficult...

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