Do I Have HD?

HD (hemorrhoidal disease) is very common but rarely discussed. In fact, 75% of people in the U.S. will have symptoms of HD at some point in their life but most will not seek treatment until the pain is unbearable. If you have any spotting on toilet tissue, itching, or if you think you might have HD, talk to your doctor to see if the Ultroid® Hemorrhoid Management System can help you. Some HD symptoms could be an indication of more serious medical conditions, such as colon cancer, so please talk to your doctor.

What Is HD (hemorrhoidal disease)?

When a person suffers from hemorrhoid symptoms, they have HD (hemorrhoidal disease). Hemorrhoids are bundles of swollen or enlarged veins in the rectum and/or anus. Hemorrhoids can be internal (inside the anal canal and rectum) or external (on the outer part of the anus), or mixed (internal and external). Only your doctor can tell what type of hemorrhoids you have and if your hemorrhoids can be treated with the Ultroid® Hemorrhoid Management System.

Common Causes of HD

Some health conditions or occupations can increase hemorrhoid symptoms.

Pregnancy & Childbirth
Constipation & Diarrhea
Prolonged Toilet Sitting and Straining
Poor Diet

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Be Aware: HD Symptoms

If you are experience one or more symptom of hemorrhoids, you likely have HD.

Blood on toilet paper, in toilet or in stool after a bowel movement
Internal hemorrhoids may bulge out, or you may feel them bulging out
Anal itching

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Talk To Your Doctor

Many people are embarrassed to discuss HD, but HD is a common health concern.

Don't suffer in silence, share your symptoms with your doctor
Discuss treatment option
Use our handy checklist to help you talk about this common ailment

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