What to do if hemorrhoids itch

Hemorrhoids are not uncommon in daily life and are almost a common disease among middle-aged and elderly people. Although hemorrhoids are not an incurable disease, if they are not taken seriously when they are first discovered, they will develop into a serious disease over time because hemorrhoids themselves reflect that lesions have occurred in our body. In addition to bloody stools, some patients with hemorrhoids also have symptoms of itching. So what should we do if we suffer from the itching of hemorrhoids?

Hemorrhoids are a common disease in the anorectal department, and men and women who sit in the office for a long time are at high risk of hemorrhoids. Due to the particularity and hidden nature of hemorrhoids, patients often do not receive timely treatment. As the symptoms worsen, systemic symptoms also appear one after another: pale complexion, fatigue, dizziness, weakness, collapse or fainting when standing up after sitting or squatting for a long time, etc. People suffer from hemorrhoids, and severe patients are forced to undergo surgical treatment. This article summarizes the five most practical clinical self-prevention and treatment methods for hemorrhoids to help hemorrhoid patients relieve hemorrhoid pain.

One is conservative treatment

One is surgical treatment

The method to be chosen depends on the severity of the patient's condition. However, I personally recommend conservative treatment. After all, it is better not to do surgery if possible.

Internal treatment: refers to the method of using oral medication to treat hemorrhoids

2

Patch: It can reduce inflammation, inhibit bacteria, stop bleeding and relieve pain. It is effective for blood in stool, swelling and pain caused by internal and external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids.

3

Suppositories: local administration of medication into the anus

Precautions

Reasonable diet: eat more vegetables and fruits, drink plenty of water and foods that have a laxative effect.

Bowel habits: The bowel movement should not be too long. Bad habits such as reading or playing with mobile phones while defecating should be corrected. If conditions permit, use warm salt water to clean the anus after defecation.

Appropriate exercise: Appropriate exercise, in addition to full-body physical exercise, also requires strengthening of local functional exercises (regular activities are required)

Timely treatment: If you find that you have hemorrhoids, you should treat them promptly to avoid more serious consequences. Mild cases can be eliminated with medication, while severe cases require surgery in the hospital.