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Um prolapso de bolsões vasculares resultando em sangramento e inchaço doloroso no canal anal. As hemorroidas internas são veias inchadas dentro do canal anal e uma em uma veia do plexo retal superior, originando-se acima da linha pectínea e recobertas por mucosa._x000D_ As hemorroidas internas são classificadas de acordo com o grau de prolapso, embora isso nem sempre reflita a gravidade dos sintomas. | |||
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A prolapse of vascular cushions resulting in bleeding and painful swelling in the anal canal. Internal haemorrhoids are swollen veins inside the anal canal and one in a vein of the superior rectal plexus, originating above the pectinate line and covered by mucous membrane. Internal haemorrhoids are classified according to the degree of prolapse, although this may not always reflect the severity of symptoms. | |||
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A prolapse of vascular cushions resulting in bleeding and painful swelling in the anal canal. Internal haemorrhoids are swollen veins inside the anal canal and one in a vein of the superior rectal plexus, originating above the pectinate line and covered by mucous membrane. Internal haemorrhoids are classified according to the degree of prolapse, although this may not always reflect the severity of symptoms.
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| English | Haemorrhoids |
A prolapse of vascular cushions resulting in bleeding and painful swelling in the anal canal. Internal haemorrhoids are swollen veins inside the anal canal and one in a vein of the superior rectal plexus, originating above the pectinate line and covered by mucous membrane. Internal haemorrhoids are classified according to the degree of prolapse, although this may not always reflect the severity of symptoms. |
