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Sudden swollen vein after passing stool

2023-05-15 18:43:35
3 days ago, after passing the stool while cleaning I felt a swollen vein-like structure originating some 1.5 cm inside the rectum and appearing till outside of rectum opening. There is no pain however it's giving me minor discomfort as something is stretching a little. Is it an internal hemmaroid or thrombosed pile mass? Please note that it wasn't there before and appeared suddenly after passing stool though I was having constipation for a few days. Attaching it's picture.
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Need palpation to confirm. Doesn't look like thrombosed hemorrhoids but can't comment just by picture.

Answered2023-05-16 09:06:05

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