What happens if you have severe hemorrhoids? What will the symptoms be?

Hemorrhoids are a common anorectal disease in life. Hemorrhoids can cause a lot of trouble to patients. In addition to physical discomfort, there is also embarrassment in life. So what are the dangers of severe hemorrhoids?

What will happen if you have severe hemorrhoids? The hazards of severe hemorrhoids:

1. Cause gynecological diseases: Due to the proximity of the anus and vagina, hemorrhoid bleeding or inflammation often leads to massive bacterial growth, which directly enters the vagina and causes gynecological inflammation.

2. Sepsis, toxemia, and sepsis: When hemorrhoids bleed, bacteria, toxins, and pus clots can easily invade the blood and cause sepsis, toxemia, and sepsis.

3. Anal dysfunction: Due to anal infection, repeated attacks and long-term untreated, on the one hand, it leads to anal contracture and difficulty in defecation; on the other hand, it invades the sphincter, which can easily lead to anal incontinence.

4. Anemia: Patients with hemorrhoidal fistulas whose main symptom is blood in stool often suffer from anemia. If not treated promptly, the patient will become pale, weak, dizzy, and even have vertigo and tinnitus as the amount of blood loss increases.

5. Induce rectal cancer: If hemorrhoids are not treated in time, the condition will continue to worsen, causing changes in the cell genes in the affected area and leading to rectal cancer.

6. Decreased sexual function: Patients with hemorrhoids and fistulas often have decreased sensitivity to sexual excitement, and discomfort such as pain and dizziness cause a decrease in sexual desire, resulting in impotence, premature ejaculation, and spermatorrhea.