Hemorrhoids: Understanding their Pathophysiology

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Hemorrhoids are a normal parts of the anorectum structure and contribute to the mechanism of anal closure, thus providing natural adjustment of anal continence. Formation of hemorrhoids is a common anorectal condition. The exact pathophysiology of the development of hemorrhoids is not well understood. This article reviews some recent theories postulated to understand hemorrhoids better.

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