What are the causes of hemorrhoids? How to cure hemorrhoids quickly?

Many people suffer from external hemorrhoids, but when faced with multiple hospitals, they often don’t know how to choose. If you suffer from external hemorrhoids, you must not delay treatment. There are thousands of ways to treat hemorrhoids. Which one is the best way to treat hemorrhoids?

Causes of external hemorrhoids:

1. Occupational relationship: People who stand or sit for a long time, carry heavy loads for a long time and travel long distances will affect venous return, slow down blood flow in the pelvis and cause congestion of abdominal organs, causing excessive filling of hemorrhoidal veins, decreased tension of venous walls, and easy congestion and expansion of blood vessels. Insufficient exercise, reduced intestinal motility, slow downward movement of feces, or habitual constipation can compress and stimulate the veins, causing local congestion and blood reflux obstruction, resulting in increased pressure in the hemorrhoidal veins and reduced resistance of the venous wall.

2. Genetic relationship: The venous wall is congenitally weak, with reduced resistance, and cannot withstand the pressure within the blood vessels, thus gradually expanding.

3. Anatomical reasons: When a person is standing or sitting, the anus and rectum are located at the lower part. Due to gravity and the pressure of internal organs, the upward venous return is greatly hindered. The rectal veins and their branches lack venous valves, so blood cannot flow back easily and is prone to congestion.

There are many treatments for hemorrhoids, but they can generally be summarized as follows.

1. Non-surgical treatment: The purpose of various non-surgical treatments for internal hemorrhoids is to promote fibrosis of the tissues around the hemorrhoids, fix the prolapsed anal and rectal mucosa to the muscles of the rectal wall and fix the relaxed anal cushions, thereby achieving the purpose of stopping bleeding and preventing prolapse.

2. Conservative surgical treatment: Surgery is only considered when conservative treatment fails or the connective tissue supporting stage III or IV internal hemorrhoids is extensively destroyed.

Hemorrhoids do not require treatment if they are asymptomatic. You just need to pay attention to your diet, maintain smooth bowel movements, keep the perineum clean, and prevent complications. Only bleeding, prolapse, thrombosis, and incarcerated hemorrhoids require treatment. Hemorrhoids rarely cause death directly, but if treated improperly and serious complications occur, they can also be fatal.

Based on the above viewpoints, the treatment of hemorrhoids should focus on alleviating or eliminating its main symptoms rather than a radical cure. Therefore, relieving the symptoms of hemorrhoids is more meaningful than the change in the size of hemorrhoids and is regarded as the criterion of treatment effectiveness. Traditional hemorrhoid surgery causes a large area of ​​trauma and has a certain impact on the integrity of anal function. Therefore, if surgery is necessary, it is best to use the currently popular minimally invasive surgery to complete the treatment.