What are the treatments for prolapsed internal hemorrhoids? What to do

Patients with more serious internal hemorrhoids or more serious mixed hemorrhoids, in addition to blood in the stool, will have hemorrhoids dragged out every time they have a bowel movement, and some will even retract on their own. So what should be done if the internal hemorrhoids prolapse?

What happens if hemorrhoids prolapse?

Prolapsed hemorrhoids can cause congestion and congestion of the hemorrhoidal veins. The second is that many factors stimulate the anal sphincter and produce spasm, which will further cause blood reflux obstruction in hemorrhoids and severe hemorrhoidal edema. If it is impacted outside the anus for a long time, hemorrhoidal vein thrombosis will occur, which will cause the symptoms of incarceration. In severe cases, strangulation will cause hemorrhoid necrosis and concurrent bacterial infection. Therefore, if hemorrhoids prolapse, they should be treated in time.

What medicine is good for prolapsed hemorrhoids?

1. Take a sitz bath with warm water or 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution to clear away heat and detoxify. This can improve local blood circulation, reduce edema, and prevent and treat inflammation.

2. Rest in bed and relax your anus. Reducing local pressure will help hemorrhoids shrink.

3. Try to push the prolapsed internal hemorrhoids back into the anus. If necessary, you can use gauze to make a tower shape and press it on the anus, and then use adhesive tape or anal band to secure it tightly to prevent it from prolapse again.

4. Control bowel movements: For patients with incarcerated hemorrhoids, most of the hemorrhoids are relatively large. After timely reduction, you should control bowel movements for 1-2 days to prevent frequent prolapse of hemorrhoids.

5. If the wound cannot be reduced by hand, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent infection and necrosis.

Experts remind: If you have hemorrhoids, whether internal, external or mixed, you must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. It not only relieves pain but also has relatively low treatment costs. At the same time, try not to eat spicy and other irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and pregnant women should use hemorrhoid cream with caution. At the same time, women who are planning to become pregnant should first cure their hemorrhoids to avoid worsening of the condition during pregnancy and affecting the fetus.