How to treat internal hemorrhoids to get rid of them

Many people have had internal hemorrhoids in their daily lives, and they all know that internal hemorrhoids are very harmful. When they grow inside, they will directly invade our rectum and cause anal infection. Therefore, in the usual treatment method, they must be cleaned through surgery, and then combined with fumigation and sitz baths to achieve the treatment effect. However, some are thrombotic and need to be removed through surgery.

Treatment Method: Thrombosed external hemorrhoids are a common clinical disease. Currently, surgical resection or surgical incision and stripping of blood is the main treatment, which causes great pain to patients. However, warm salt water sitz bath treatment can have miraculous effects and can save more than 95% of patients from the pain of surgery. This method is introduced as follows. Put two spoons of salt in 2000ml of warm water (temperature about 40℃) and take a sitz bath for about 10 to 15 minutes, twice a day. Generally, after 3 days of treatment, the swelling will be significantly reduced and the swelling and pain will be relieved. After 1 week, the anal swelling will basically disappear. If there is mild erosion and bleeding on the surface of the tumor and the pain is obvious, oral anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken in addition to local erythromycin ointment after a sitz bath. This method is economical, simple, and effective, and is worthy of clinical promotion and use.

Exercise therapy Thrombosed external hemorrhoids are the most common type of external hemorrhoids. During the examination, a dark purple oblong hard nodule was seen on the right side of the anus, which was clearly demarcated from the surrounding skin. The swelling is very sensitive and causes pain at the slightest touch. Patients usually cannot sit upright. When they need to sit, they have to lean half of their buttocks on a stool and sit at an angle. The pain will be aggravated by movements such as defecation, walking, and even coughing. It is often caused by excessive force during defecation, strenuous activity or forceful coughing, which causes the veins at the edge of the anus to rupture, and blood to seep into the connective tissue and form blood clots, forming round or oval lumps of varying sizes under the skin of the anus, located inside the anal canal or outside the anal edge. The lump is soft at first and becomes hard after a few days. If there is no inflammation, the lump can be completely absorbed and disappear within 3-4 weeks without leaving any trace; if there is repeated inflammation, the connective tissue in the lump will proliferate and it may become connective tissue external hemorrhoids; if infection occurs, an abscess may form. It is a common and frequently occurring disease among middle-aged people. Human ancestors evolved from apes that walked on four legs. Their bodies were on the same level as the heart, so the superior rectal vein did not have venous valves. Therefore, when humans walked upright in the future, it was more difficult for the blood in the superior rectal vein to flow upward. Coupled with the downward pressure of the internal organs, it was more likely to form venous dilation and suffer from rectal hemorrhoids. Exercise therapy plays a big role in preventing blood stasis. Appropriate exercise can reduce venous pressure, enhance the function of the cardiovascular system, eliminate constipation, and increase muscle strength, all of which play an important role in the prevention and treatment of hemorrhoids.

The current treatment principle is mainly surgical resection or surgical incision and separation of thrombus. If uninfected, the disease may heal on its own within 4 to 5 weeks; if infected, anal abscess may form. Because the thrombus mass is too large, it can cause ischemic necrosis of the anal skin, which can lead to ulceration, spontaneous discharge, self-healing of the wound or formation of anal fistula. In addition, thrombosed external hemorrhoids have an acute onset and severe pain. Therefore, if the pain worsens and the mass shows no sign of shrinking within a short period of onset, the patient should be sent to anorectal specialist hospital for surgical treatment in time. Fuzhou AnTai Anorectal Hospital uses PPH technology to professionally treat hemorrhoids, and has very ideal therapeutic effects on internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, mixed hemorrhoids, annular hemorrhoids, severe hemorrhoid prolapse, and rectal prolapse. It has the characteristics of quick effect, quick recovery and no pain after surgery.