External hemorrhoids are innervated by:
External hemorrhoids are varicosities of the tributaries of the inferior rectal vein. They are covered by the mucous membrane of the lower half of the anal canal. They are innervated by the inferior rectal nerve which is a branch of pudendal nerve. They are sensitive to pain temperature and pressure. Ref: Snell's, Clinical Anatomy, 7th Edition, Page 424.
Pudendal Nerve
Lumbar Nerve
Obturator Nerve
Gluteal Nerve