What to do if hemorrhoids keep bleeding? Five ways to solve it

Hemorrhoids are a common disease among people. Generally speaking, people discover hemorrhoids from the symptom of bloody stools. So, what should you do if your hemorrhoids keep bleeding?

1. Surgical treatment

The purpose is to remove the hemorrhoids or to embolize or collapse them by mechanical means such as suture. Electrocoagulation or laser irradiation are also effective.

2. Ultra-low temperature and ultra-high temperature therapy

The treatment principle is to use ultra-low temperature or ultra-high temperature to produce cold or heat effects, oscillating ion penetration biophysical effects, electric field capacitance effects, etc., so as to achieve the treatment goals of coagulation of lesion tissue protein, vascular embolization and closure, electrocautery and electrocoagulation hemostasis, cutting, tissue degeneration, necrosis and shedding, or sclerosis and atrophy. It still belongs to the type of repetitive reproduction of sclerosis and hemorrhoids treatment, and the results are similar to those of surgical treatment.

3. Ligation and band ligation therapy

It will obstruct blood circulation in the anus, easily causing congestion, edema, pain, difficulty in defecation, etc.

4. Injection therapy

A method of treating hemorrhoids by injecting medication into the hemorrhoids. The injections commonly used in clinical practice mainly include sclerosing and atrophic agents and hemorrhoidal necrotic and exfoliative agents.

5. Minimally invasive treatment of hemorrhoids

The minimally invasive surgery for PPH hemorrhoids is stapled hemorrhoidectomy. The principle is: retain the anal cushions, perform circular resection and anastomosis of part of the internal hemorrhoids and the mucosal and submucosal tissues above the hemorrhoids, and perform instant anastomosis at the same time. It not only blocks the blood supply to hemorrhoids, but also suspends and fixes the slipped tissue, restoring the pathological anal canal and rectum to its normal anatomical state.