Hemorrhoid (noun)

A swollen and inflamed vein in the lower rectum or anus, often causing discomfort or bleeding.

Origin:

From hemo- + -rrhoid, from greek haima 'blood' and rhoia 'flow, stream'. ultimately from the same indo-european root as hemorrhage.

Examples:

1. The patient complained of discomfort and itching due to a painful hemorrhoid.
2. The doctor recommended a high-fiber diet and over-the-counter creams to manage the symptoms of the hemorrhoid.
3. The patient underwent a minor procedure to remove the hemorrhoid and alleviate their discomfort.
4. The patient was advised to avoid straining during bowel movements to prevent the development of new hemorrhoids.
5. The patient was relieved to learn that most hemorrhoids can be treated effectively with lifestyle changes and simple medical interventions.