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Anatomy Abdomen and pelvis be8f1b99

Referred pain in external hemorrhoids is due to

A
Common pudendal nerve
B
Inferior rectal nerve
C
Splanchnic nerve
D
Sympathetic nerve
High-Yield Explanation
Internal hemorrhoids are located on the inside lining of the rectum and cannot be felt unless they prolapse and push through the anus opening causing pain and itching. A thrombosed external hemorrhoid occurs when blood within the blood vessel clots, and may cause significant pain and swelling.

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