Can hemorrhoids and anal fissures heal on their own? Don't miss the opportunity for treatment!

In daily life, hemorrhoids and anal fissures are a very harmful private disease. People suffering from hemorrhoids and anal fissures will not only disrupt their work and daily life, but also cause physical and mental harm. Some people always think that hemorrhoids and anal fissures are trivial matters and want to delay the body's self-recovery. So is it true that hemorrhoids and anal fissures can heal themselves?

Generally speaking, hemorrhoids and anal fissures are a common anorectal disease, which are small ulcers formed after the skin layer of the anal canal below the dentate line is torn. The incidence of hemorrhoids and anal fissures is high, and they mostly occur in middle-aged people, but they can also occur in the elderly and children. Generally speaking, there are more female patients with hemorrhoids and anal fissures than male patients. At present, many people have a misunderstanding that hemorrhoids and anal fissures are just a small crack in the anus, and they also believe that hemorrhoids and anal fissures can heal themselves.

In fact, it is incorrect to say that hemorrhoids and anal fissures can heal on their own. According to experts, hemorrhoids and anal fissures are common anal canal diseases. They are difficult to cure, let alone heal on their own, because the wounds are pulled by daily bowel movements and are infected by dirt. Clinically, there are still many patients with hemorrhoids and anal fissures who pin their hopes on drug treatment. They have used more than a dozen oral and topical medicines, but they are always only temporary solutions and not a cure for the disease. Once the medication is stopped, the condition worsens, causing greater harm to the body.

It is generally believed that if hemorrhoids and anal fissures are not treated in time, it will lead to wound ulcers, repeated inflammation, and difficult-to-heal pain. Long-term bloody stools can lead to blood stasis under the skin, forming a raised hematoma and thrombosed external hemorrhoids. In addition, the proliferation of fibrous tissue on the wound surface of hemorrhoidal anal fissures can form scars, causing hemorrhoidal anal stenosis and wound infection and inflammation, which often leads to hypertrophy of the anal papilla and even perianal abscesses, and then anal fistulas.

This article introduces whether hemorrhoids and anal fissures can heal themselves. It can be seen that in life, people should have a correct attitude towards hemorrhoids and anal fissures, and must not think that hemorrhoids and anal fissures can heal themselves. After suffering from this disease, timely treatment should be sought, and in life, good habits should be developed to strengthen prevention.