Definition: Hemoids are small, bleeding masses that occur in the veins of the body. They can appear as a result of trauma to the area or as a result of prolonged sitting or standing positions. Hemoids can be caused by external injuries such as cuts, scrapes, or bruises, or by internal bleeding from anemia, kidney disease, or other medical conditions. Hemoids are typically treated with ice packs and anti-inflammatory medications, but they may require surgical intervention in severe cases.
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