Pain when tightening the anus

If you experience pain when your anus tightens in your daily life, the most common cause is hemorrhoids. In addition, perianal abscess can also cause related symptoms. At this time, an anoscopy can be performed to understand the specific symptoms and then take symptomatic treatment. There are many treatment methods, such as surgical methods and non-surgical methods. Daily conditioning and health care are also important, and dietary adjustment is also very important.

Experts say how long it takes to cure hemorrhoids depends on the following:

1. Different types

Clinically, hemorrhoids are divided into internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids. Normally, internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids are milder conditions, while mixed hemorrhoids are a combination of the symptoms of these two, so they are generally more serious. Hemorrhoid symptoms can often be divided into four stages. The later the symptoms, the more severe they are, the more difficult it is to treat, the lower the cure rate, and the longer it takes to recover. Therefore, we advise all patients to go to a specialist hospital for diagnosis and treatment in the early stages of the disease.

2. Different physical differences

Nowadays, the incidence of hemorrhoids is becoming younger. It turns out that most of the patients are middle-aged and elderly people in their forties or fifties. In comparison, young people's hematopoietic function and body repair function are faster, so they will recover faster after surgery.

3. Different surgical methods

Today, hemorrhoids can be treated with both traditional and minimally invasive procedures. However, due to the large wound area and heavy bleeding caused by traditional surgery, recovery is also slow. Therefore, in general, major hospitals use minimally invasive surgical treatments.

Diagnosis of early hemorrhoid symptoms

Painful bowel movements: The nervous system around the anus is relatively developed and sensitive, and pain can easily occur when stimulated. Hemorrhoid patients mainly experience mild pain, tingling, burning pain, distending pain, etc. depending on the severity of the disease. Blood in stool: Bleeding usually occurs before or after defecation. There may be simple bleeding in stool, or bleeding may be mixed with stool. The blood is bright red, and it bleeds in the form of spurts, drops, or blood when wiped. Secretion outflow: In the late stage of hemorrhoids, due to relaxation of the anal sphincter and long-term irritation of the rectal mucosa by hemorrhoids, secretions increase and often flow out of the anus. In mild cases, it will flow out during bowel movements, and in severe cases, it will flow out naturally even without bowel movements. In addition, experts need to remind all hemorrhoid patients that there is a very popular ointment for treating hemorrhoids on the market. Many people have found that their pain symptoms are relieved after using this ointment. Experts say that this ointment actually only has an analgesic effect and cannot completely cure hemorrhoids. It is recommended that patients undergo surgical treatment as soon as possible.