What should I do if I have hemorrhoid pain? How should I treat hemorrhoid pain?

Hemorrhoid pain is a symptom common to all hemorrhoid patients. Blood clots can occur in both internal and external hemorrhoids. When a thrombosis occurs, the blood in the hemorrhoids clots into a mass, causing pain. What to do if you have hemorrhoid pain?

What are the causes of hemorrhoid pain and what to do if you have hemorrhoid pain?

1. Don’t spend too much time on the toilet, as this will promote the formation of hemorrhoids.

2. When the stool is dry and hard, you should drink more water. It is recommended to try to drink at least 8 glasses of 250ml water every day. But if drinking water does not help, it is recommended to take a laxative under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Eating high-fiber foods regularly can keep stool soft, so you should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

4. Sit in a bathtub filled with 15 to 20 cm of warm water for 10 minutes, three times a day. You can also add a cup of salt, which will help reduce swelling and greatly relieve pain.

5. Activities that put pressure on hemorrhoids, such as weight lifting or cycling, should be avoided. After hemorrhoids are cured, you can resume your original exercise habits. Regular exercise is very helpful for bowel habits and helps prevent the occurrence of hemorrhoids.

Treatment of hemorrhoids: different methods are used to treat hemorrhoids with different symptoms.

1. Treatment of internal hemorrhoids: Intelligent PPH surgery is used to use the natural pressure in the intestinal cavity to complete the anastomosis process, so that the intestinal cavity can regain its natural lumen size and elasticity. It is safe, painless, less traumatic, fast recovery, and has a wide range of adaptability.

2. Treatment of external hemorrhoids: Use the SAM self-coagulation knife treatment system to coagulate and stop bleeding of tiny blood vessels while cutting, effectively reducing bleeding during and after surgery. Because the subcutaneous lymphatic network of the wound stops bleeding and is coagulated at the same time, the wound has less exudation and a low inflammatory response, which promotes wound growth, thus achieving the treatment goal of less bleeding and faster recovery.

3. Treatment of mixed hemorrhoids: Ultrasound interventional minimally invasive surgery or visual painless band ligation can be used. Both procedures are painless, minimally invasive, internationally advanced technologies with the advantages of being safe and painless, convenient and efficient, mature in technology, and quick and easy.