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Can you have more than one hemorrhoid at a time?
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Yes: Everyone has 3 internal hemorrhoids and numerous external hemorrhoidal veins. Any combination can involve either/or both internal and external hemorrhoids. Please get it checked by a specialist if you have concerns.
Answered 10/18/2012
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