What are the early symptoms of internal hemorrhoids? Is early medical treatment of internal hemorrhoids effective?

Hemorrhoids are common anorectal diseases, which are divided into internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids. Today we will talk about internal hemorrhoids. What should we do in the early stage of internal hemorrhoids? Is the early drug treatment of internal hemorrhoids effective?

Now let's look at the early clinical manifestations of internal hemorrhoids:

The only early symptom of internal hemorrhoids is painless, intermittent, bright red blood in the stool, or blood on the stool surface, or blood staining toilet paper, or bleeding in the form of drops or spurts.

We start with the three main factors that cause internal hemorrhoids:

1. Diet adjustment: Due to unreasonable diet, excessive drinking and eating spicy food, rheumatism, dryness and heat are generated internally, and qi and blood are not regulated, resulting in meridian blockage, blood stasis and turbid qi flowing into the anus and forming internal hemorrhoids. Please tell me that for hemorrhoid care, you should avoid spicy and irritating foods, such as drinking, eating pepper, chili, raw onions, and raw garlic. You should eat a light diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and fiber-rich foods such as radish, black fungus, and fried potatoes with leeks.

2. The bowel movement time should not be too long: Internal hemorrhoids are related to bowel movement habits. Irregular bowel movements and staying in the toilet for too long can induce hemorrhoids. Some people like to read books or newspapers, smoke, and squat in the toilet for too long while using the toilet; others have habitual constipation and have difficulty defecating. Frequent constipation and holding the breath too hard during defecation can block venous return and cause internal hemorrhoids. Correct bad defecation habits.

3. Combine work and rest: Sitting or standing for long periods of time can cause varicose, tortuous, and proliferative veins in the anorectal area, leading to the formation of hemorrhoids. Avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time, and do appropriate exercise. You should learn to combine work and rest and do more exercise to promote blood circulation in the anorectal area.