Symptoms and Grades of haemorrhoids

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Symptoms and Grades
of Haemorrhoids

What are the symptoms of haemorrhoids

There are several signs of haemorrhoids: bleeding while passing stool; discharge; itching and soreness around the anus; pain; lump feeling around the anal canal.

What are the grades of haemorrhoids

Grade 1: Mild case
Symptoms: Bleeding, discomfort
Signs: Haemorrhoids visible by proctoscopy, which may protrude while straining but which are not prolapsed

Grade 2: Moderate case
Symptoms: Bleeding, discomfort and pruritus
Signs: Prolapse visible at anal opening during straining efforts, but with spontaneous return to normal place when straining ends

Grade 3: Severe but treatable
Symptoms: Bleeding, discomfort, pruritus and soiling
Signs: Prolapse requires manual replacement with finger

Grade 4: Severe - May require surgery
Symptoms: Bleeding, pain, soiling, and discharge pruritus
Signs: Irreducible prolapse

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