How to distinguish hemorrhoids inside and outside

Internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids are called mixed hemorrhoids and can be said to be the most commonly used anal disease. The difference between internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids lies in the dentate line. The dentate line exceeds the internal hemorrhoids, and the dentate line is called external hemorrhoids. The dentate line is a key anatomical landmark of the anal canal and has a specific significance. The dentate line exceeds the painless area, and the dentate line is classified as the painful area. Therefore, the symptoms of internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids are also slightly different. The main symptoms of internal hemorrhoids are painless hematochezia and anal prolapse. External hemorrhoids are characterized by wet itching and pain relief. Both internal and external hemorrhoids should be treated aggressively and vigorously when symptoms occur.