Treatment methods for hemorrhoids, blood in stool and rectal prolapse

We have almost all heard of hemorrhoids, but when it comes to rectal prolapse, some friends may feel unfamiliar. In fact, these two diseases are closely related. Blood in the stool starts from constipation, and long-term blood in the stool will induce hemorrhoids, and hemorrhoids will cause rectal prolapse when they reach a certain extent. In the final analysis, they all start from the initial constipation. What are the treatments for hemorrhoids, blood in the stool and rectal prolapse?

Many friends will not realize the seriousness of the matter until they have severe blood in their stools after rectal prolapse, because at this time, malignant hyperplasia has occurred, so treatment is imminent. So today we will talk about how to treat rectal prolapse with blood in the stool?

There are many methods to treat rectal prolapse with blood in the stool, but surgical treatment is an important method for treating rectal prolapse with bleeding. The purpose of surgical treatment of rectal prolapse (rectal prolapse) is to correct rectal prolapse, avoid anal incontinence and difficulty in defecation, and minimize surgical complications. There are several treatments for rectal prolapse and blood in the stool:

1. Anal tightening surgery: It is suitable for patients with rectal prolapse complicated by anal relaxation and anal incontinence, but it is not suitable for patients with acute anorectal inflammation, enteritis, diarrhea and other diseases.

2. Anorectal stenosis: suitable for the elderly and patients with poor general condition who cannot undergo major surgery.

3. Injection method: Injection therapy mainly involves injecting drugs into the submucosal layer of the rectum to create scars, causing the mucosa to adhere and fix to the muscular layer; or injecting drugs around the rectum to cause the rectum to adhere and fix to the surrounding tissues and prevent it from falling off.

4. Mucosal resection and suture: suitable for anal prolapse and lower rectal prolapse.

When patients have rectal prolapse, relying on some drug or dietary treatment will not have a good effect, so patients must pay attention to the occurrence of this situation and go to the hospital for surgery in time after rectal prolapse. If it is not treated for a long time, it will not only cause serious bloody stools, but more seriously, it will also cause varying degrees of infection. Some serious patients will even have serious problems with normal bowel movements due to rectal prolapse, causing great inconvenience to their lives.