What are the harmful consequences of hemorrhoids? Is it serious?

Hemorrhoids can be said to be a type of anorectal disease that is relatively harmful, especially because its symptoms look very scary. What needs to be noted in this regard is that if hemorrhoids are not treated in time and allowed to develop to the later stages, the impact they can have on people will be enormous.

Skin eczema.

As hemorrhoids prolapse, the sphincter relaxes and mucus flows out of the anus, irritating the surrounding skin and easily causing itching and skin eczema.

Anal dysfunction.

If the disease is not cured for a long time, on the one hand, it will lead to anal contracture and difficulty in defecation; on the other hand, it will invade the sphincter and easily lead to anal incontinence.

Leading to sepsis, toxemia, and septicemia.

Once anal abscess or anal infection is formed and bleeding symptoms occur, bacteria, toxins, and pus clots can easily invade the blood and cause sepsis, toxemia, and hypersepticemia.

Cause gynecological diseases.

Due to the proximity of the anus and vagina, hemorrhoid bleeding or inflammation often leads to the proliferation of bacteria and causes gynecological inflammation.

It can easily cause autonomic nervous system disorders.

It can cause pain in the waist, epiphysis, and posterior thigh, and may also cause reflex dysfunction of the urinary and reproductive system.

Hemorrhoids are a relatively harmful disease, so timely treatment and prevention of hemorrhoids are very important. Therefore, we must pay attention to this aspect and pay attention to timely treatment when hemorrhoids are found. Early treatment of hemorrhoids is relatively simple and the treatment cost is relatively low.