What are the sequelae of anal prolapse surgery?

For patients with more serious anal prolapse, anal prolapse surgery is needed for treatment. However, anal prolapse surgery itself has certain risks. If the operation is not performed properly, it may cause certain sequelae. Attention should be paid to this aspect. This will have a relatively large impact on the patient's physical and mental health. For example, anal prolapse surgery can easily lead to perianal eczema, long-term bloody stools, and even induce tumors.

What are the sequelae of anal prolapse surgery?

Hemorrhoids are rampant. The harm caused by hemorrhoids is really great. It is not only an infringement on the body, but also a torture on the mind. Therefore, if you have hemorrhoids, you should seek medical treatment in time, otherwise delaying the disease will cause great harm. At present, many patients use surgical methods for treatment. The following doctors from Chongqing Dongda Anorectal Hospital mainly introduce to you the sequelae of hemorrhoid surgery. Pay attention to the appearance of 4 sequelae?

1. Leading to perianal eczema: If the postoperative care for hemorrhoids is not good, it may lead to perianal eczema. The reason is that the hemorrhoids prolapse and the sphincter relaxation cause mucus to flow out of the anus. This mucus irritates the skin and causes symptoms such as skin itching and anal eczema.

2. Long-term bloody stools can easily lead to anemia: Hemorrhoids are a disease that can cause blood loss after surgery. If not properly cared for, it can lead to iron deficiency anemia. Patients will experience symptoms such as fatigue, pale complexion, lethargy, loss of appetite, etc. At this time, timely measures should be taken to replenish the body's blood. 3. Induce cancer: Postoperative care for hemorrhoid surgery is very important. If the care is not good, the hemorrhoids may become cancerous and the harm is really great. Due to long-term chronic inflammatory stimulation and purulent secretions that contaminate the anus, it may lead to cancer over time.