Hemorrhoids always want to defecate

Hemorrhoids are actually a very common disease. People often say that "nine out of ten men have hemorrhoids", which shows how common this disease is. Many friends who suffer from hemorrhoids often feel the urge to defecate. It’s actually very normal. If you want to improve this situation, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. Hemorrhoids are generally divided into external hemorrhoids and internal hemorrhoids. Today we will introduce the treatment methods for internal hemorrhoids.

Patients with internal hemorrhoids will have severe prolapse symptoms, and some patients with more severe prolapse symptoms will easily have hemorrhoids prolapse when they go to the toilet to defecate. Patients are also very likely to have prolapse when they cough or walk. Once internal hemorrhoids prolapse, it will be very painful, and there will even be symptoms of edema, and you will feel a clear sense of pain. Hemorrhoids need to be treated actively. Is it normal for patients with internal hemorrhoids to always want to defecate?

Patients with internal hemorrhoids will feel like they can't defecate completely, which is normal, and blood in the stool is also normal. Because of internal hemorrhoids, patients will have a tendency to often have the urge to defecate. Some patients with dry and hard stools even feel like they can't defecate when going to the toilet, which is harmful.

Once the patient enters the fourth stage of hemorrhoids, he will often experience incarceration, and patients with severe hemorrhoids may even experience symptoms of necrosis. If hemorrhoids are not treated promptly, the hemorrhoids stuck in the anus may even form necrotic blood clots, requiring immediate surgery.

It is recommended that patients with internal hemorrhoids improve their diet, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and avoid overeating. Pay attention to the combination of coarse and fine foods in the diet. Patients are advised to eat more easily digestible foods, fresh vegetables and fresh fruits.

Internal hemorrhoids can be divided into four stages, and the condition and symptoms of each stage are different. Therefore, after suffering from internal hemorrhoids, patients should take appropriate treatment methods according to their symptoms at different stages. Only in this way can they effectively treat their disease and recover as soon as possible.

Generally, we will experience painless blood in the stool in the early stages of internal hemorrhoids. This is the main symptom that this world does not have prolapsed internal hemorrhoids. In the middle stage, when we inject once, there will be blood in the stool, or blood spurting, and hemorrhoids will also prolapse, but the hemorrhoids at this stage can retract on their own.

Moreover, when internal hemorrhoids are severe, in addition to blood in the stool, the internal core cannot return on its own after protruding and needs to be pushed back in manually. Generally speaking, the most effective treatment for hemorrhoids is surgical treatment. Patients can take effective treatment under the doctor's advice based on their condition. At the same time, you should also pay more attention to your daily diet.

The following mainly shares with you the symptoms of internal hemorrhoids

1. Blood in the stool. Importantly, if many people find red blood in their stool, they have internal hemorrhoids. Sometimes there is a small amount of blood on the surface of the stool, but if the internal hemorrhoids are more serious, it will manifest as dripping blood or spurting blood.

2. Pain: In fact, if it is a simple internal hemorrhoid, there is generally no pain in the early stage, but in the middle and late stages, the symptom will be pain. That is to say, if there is thrombosis or incarceration in the hemorrhoids, there will be pain. If the pain is severe, the patient will be restless.

3. Mucus discharge: One of the early symptoms of internal hemorrhoids is mucus discharge. This is because the rectal mucosa is stimulated by hemorrhoids for a long time, which leads to increased secretions. Generally, if it is mild, it will flow out during bowel movements, but if it is severe, it will flow out naturally even when there is no bowel movement.

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In addition, itching is also a symptom of suffering from internal hemorrhoids. In addition, for people suffering from internal hemorrhoids, what they need to pay attention to in their lives is diet. They must eat more light food.