What are the symptoms of hemorrhoids getting better?

Hemorrhoids are a common anorectal disease. Hemorrhoids often cause bloody stools, pain around the anus, anal eczema, etc. Patients must strengthen good treatment. Through good treatment, the general symptoms will gradually improve. In addition to medication, you must also pay attention to diet, avoid constipation, and develop good bowel habits, which will help the hemorrhoids to gradually heal.

What are the symptoms of hemorrhoids getting better?

1. Unexplained itching in the anus and surrounding area, and a feeling of "foreign objects" falling off when defecating.

2. You can feel a "small lump" outside the anus, and sometimes it will shrink into the anus.

3. There is secretion around the anus, and there are often strange foreign objects or unpleasant odors on the underwear.

4. The lower abdomen feels bloated and the stool cannot be discharged even after squatting in the toilet for a long time.

5. There is blood on the toilet paper after defecation. The blood is bright red and sometimes mixed with feces.

6. Anal pain is felt when defecating, and the stool is dry and difficult to pass.

Can hemorrhoids get better?

Some people temporarily "hide" their hemorrhoids by changing their lifestyle and eating habits, so they appear to be cured on the surface. But hemorrhoids are prone to recurring. Although it is not a life-threatening disease, hemorrhoids are located at the excretion outlet of the human body, and any discomfort can affect a person's mood and interfere with normal work.

Internal hemorrhoids, in particular, often bleed, and heavy bleeding may cause anemia and malnutrition. Internal hemorrhoids can easily cause mucosal erosion and infection over a long period of time, leading to diseases such as perianal abscesses and anal fistulas. Therefore, it is recommended that you treat hemorrhoids as early as possible and not ignore it.

Experts remind: Don’t underestimate hemorrhoids and don’t take medicine casually. It is better to consult a professional doctor. In addition, when there is a big temperature difference between morning and evening (spring and autumn), the body's moisture evaporates easily, which can easily cause constipation and induce hemorrhoids. Drinking more water and walking around frequently while sitting in the office can greatly reduce the incidence of hemorrhoids.

Why are women more likely to be affected by hemorrhoids?

This has something to do with the female body structure. From a physiological perspective, the female pelvic structure has an additional uterus compared to that of men. In addition, due to pregnancy and childbirth, the pressure on the rectum and anus is greater than that of men, which can easily affect the function and blood circulation of this area.

In addition, women's menstrual secretions such as leucorrhea often irritate the skin around the anus, causing chronic inflammation, tissue hyperplasia and the formation of hemorrhoids. I always thought that hemorrhoids were caused by poor hygiene. Why would I get hemorrhoids even though I love cleanliness so much?

In addition to personal hygiene, sitting in the same posture for a long time, lack of exercise, staying up late, and working overtime can also induce hemorrhoids. Clerks, accountants, editors and other occupations dominated by women are also occupations frequently visited by hemorrhoids.

Female white-collar workers can only walk a few steps a day. In the long run, this will cause the blood flow in the abdomen to slow down, causing pressure on the rectum and anus. It is not surprising to suffer from hemorrhoids during the days when your period comes.