Hemorrhoids and Their Impact Hemorrhoids, a common condition affecting many individuals, can sometimes be associated with unpleasant odors. This typically occurs when hemorrhoids are large enough to cause fecal residue to remain on the swollen tissue after bowel movements. Additionally, larger hemorrhoids can lead to incomplete closure of the anal sphincter muscles, which may result in the leakage of intestinal fluids or feces, creating an unpleasant smell around the anus. Treatment Options When a person experiences significant odor due to hemorrhoids, surgical intervention is often recommended. Procedures such as rubber band ligation for internal hemorrhoids, excision for prolapsing internal hemorrhoids,... Learn more

Hemorrhoids: Understanding and Management Hemorrhoids are a common condition affecting the anorectal area, often characterized by abnormal dilation of the local mucosal vessels in the rectum and anal canal. Clinically, individuals with hemorrhoids may experience bright red blood in their stool along with itching and discomfort. It’s important to note that hemorrhoids do not inherently emit an odor; however, if they become impacted or necrotic, a foul smell may arise. When hemorrhoids prolapse and cannot be reduced back into the anus, the anal sphincter contracts intensely, exacerbating the congestion of the prolapsed hemorrhoidal mass. Without prompt treatment, this can lead... Learn more