What to do if hemorrhoids bleed? How to treat hemorrhoids bleeding

Hemorrhoids are a disease that is difficult to talk about. When hemorrhoids occur, people will feel uncomfortable and have difficulty defecating. Hemorrhoid bleeding is a typical symptom of hemorrhoids. There is no need to panic after hemorrhoid bleeding. It can be treated with some folk remedies.

1: Develop a habit of daily bowel movements. Hemorrhoid bleeding is mostly caused by constipation. Straining during defecation increases abdominal pressure, causing increased pressure in the hemorrhoidal veins and rupture and bleeding. Other causes are dry and hard stools, which rub the hemorrhoidal veins when passing through the anus, causing bleeding. Eating more vegetables and drinking more water can prevent constipation. For those who have already suffered from constipation, eating more honey or sesame oil can help moisten the intestines and promote bowel movements. Regular bowel movements and eating less spicy foods can help reduce hemorrhoidal bleeding.

1: Prevent anal infection and strengthen exercise. Ruptured hemorrhoids are easily contaminated by stool and become inflamed. Therefore, for those who have already developed hemorrhoid bleeding, it is necessary to strengthen anti-inflammatory measures. You can use 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution (that is, put 1 gram of potassium permanganate in 5000 ml of warm water to make the solution light purple-red) to soak the anus 2-3 times a day; you can also use Mayinglong Hemorrhoid Ointment to inject into the anus, which has the effects of laxative, anti-inflammatory and hemostatic. In addition, increased exercise can improve blood circulation and reduce pressure on the hemorrhoidal veins. In addition, you can kneel on the bed every day, take the chest-knee position, and practice anal lifting exercises, which are also effective in reducing hemorrhoidal bleeding.

1: Boil 500g of raw fir tree roots or fig leaves in water, wait until the temperature is suitable, and use it as a bath to soak the affected area, twice a day.

2: Take a dozen peppercorns and a teaspoon of salt, rinse with boiling water, sit on a basin, and fumigate the affected area once a day for about 10 minutes each time. For severe cases, do it once in the morning and once in the evening. It has the effect of reducing swelling and relieving pain.

3: Wash the potatoes and cut them into 3-5 thin slices, stack them together, apply them on the hemorrhoids before going to bed, cover with a layer of gauze and fix with tape, remove them the next morning, and continue for several days.

4: Put 100g of fresh walnut leaves in a clay pot, add 100ml of water, seal the mouth of the pot with paper, boil for 20 minutes, put the pot in a bucket, and tear off the sealing paper on the mouth of the pot. Immediately sit on the bucket and use the steam to fumigate the affected area for 30 minutes, then pour the liquid medicine with the residue into the basin, wait for the water temperature to cool to about 50°C, take a sitz bath for 30 minutes, and scrub the affected area with the residue, 3 times a day, for 5 consecutive days.

5: 3 Momordica cochinchinensis seeds and a little borneol. Remove the shell of Momordica cochinchinensis and take out the flesh, add a little water-grinded juice, add a little rock sugar powder and stir, and rub the affected area with a cotton swab, 3 times a day.

6: 2 figs and 1 handful of fig leaves. Wash the figs, fry them over fire (or eat them raw on an empty stomach), twice a day. At the same time, boil fig leaves and water every night to wash first, then sit in the bath, once a day.

Pain and bleeding after defecation. If there is pain during defecation and blood in the stool, it is external hemorrhoids; if there is bleeding after defecation and the amount of bleeding is heavy, it is mostly internal hemorrhoids.