How to treat anal polyps? 4 methods to see amazing results

Dietary factors, genetic factors, inflammatory stimulation and other causes may all lead to the occurrence of anal polyps. There are effective ways to control them in time, including drug treatment, surgical treatment, CLS cell immunotherapy, and other therapies.

1. What are the causes of anal polyps?

First, dietary factors. Good eating habits can greatly reduce the possibility of anal polyps. The interaction between bacteria and bile acid may be the basis for the formation of adenomatous polyps.

Second, genetic factors. According to relevant information, anal polyps are closely related to genetics. Mutated genes can be passed from parents to children, and the chances of inheritance for boys and girls are equal.

Third, the stimulating effect of inflammation. Long-term inflammation irritates the rectum and may cause the formation of polyps.

Fourth, damage caused by stimulation from feces and foreign objects. Fecal residues and foreign objects stimulate the epithelium of the intestinal mucosa for a long time, causing damage to the epithelium, causing abnormalities in the cells and leading to the occurrence of polyps.

What are the treatments for anal polyps?

First, drug treatment. There are several methods of drug treatment, including Kuzhisan therapy, oral Chinese medicine, topical medication, etc.

Second, surgical treatment. Surgical treatment is the most commonly used and effective method for treating anal polyps. With the improvement of surgical methods, the surgical wound is now smaller, the healing time is shorter, and the efficacy has been unanimously recognized. It is the most thorough method for treating anal polyps.

Third, CLS cell immunotherapy. It mainly treats one's own diseases through one's own cells.

Fourth, other therapies. Including: infrared therapy, cryotherapy, laser therapy, etc.

After surgery, you should pay attention to rest. In order to avoid complications such as bleeding, it is best to rest in bed. Pay attention to your diet after surgery. You should eat semi-liquid, easily digestible food. You can resume a normal diet one week after the operation. After the operation, you can carry out small-scale activities appropriately to help the body recover its functions. After the operation, you should develop the habit of regular bowel movements every day to keep your bowels open. You can eat more vegetables, fruits, and high-fiber foods to help with bowel movements.