Collection of Hemorrhoids (11)

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Person sitting with red circle and zigzag lines indicating hip pain or injury.

Illustration of a person experiencing hip pain while seated-red dot and jagged lines highlight the affected area.

Surgeon performing surgery on a patient lying on an operating table, both wearing blue scrubs and caps.

A focused surgeon operates on a patient under sterile conditions, highlighting professionalism and care in modern medicine.

Woman from behind holding lower back with red lightning bolts indicating pain or sciatica.

A woman holding her lower back, surrounded by red lightning bolts to symbolize sharp, radiating pain-common in sciatica or lumbar strain.

Cross-sectional illustration of the human stomach showing gastric folds, mucosa, and surrounding structures.

A labeled cross-section of the human stomach, illustrating internal folds (rugae), glandular tissue, and connection to the duodenum.

Medical illustration showing internal and external hemorrhoids with active bleeding in the anal canal.

This diagram illustrates internal and external hemorrhoids, highlighting visible bleeding from an inflamed vascular structure in the anal canal.

Playful cartoon character with spiky hair, smiling, and pointing backward with one hand while standing on two legs.

A cheerful, stylized cartoon figure with spiky hair, a wide smile, and a curious backward gesture-perfect for lighthearted storytelling.

Red caduceus symbol with two snakes entwined around a winged staff, representing medicine and healthcare.

The caduceus: a widely recognized medical emblem featuring a winged staff entwined by two serpents.

Medical illustration showing internal and external hemorrhoids in the rectal and anal canal region.

Cross-sectional view of the rectum and anus highlighting swollen vascular structures-internal hemorrhoids (above dentate line) and external hemorrhoids (below).