What's wrong with having more flesh in the anus?

Many of our friends will find that there is a little more flesh in their anus. Normally, our normal anus is smooth and has nothing in it. Sometimes, although it does not hurt when there is flesh in the anus, it will make many people with this condition feel particularly worried, fearing that they will have abnormal conditions. So what is the matter with the extra flesh in the anus? Let’s learn more about it through the following introduction.

It is very likely that you have hemorrhoids. One of the symptoms of hemorrhoids is prolapse of hemorrhoids: it is often a late symptom, with blood in the stool first and then prolapse. As the size of the hemorrhoids increases, they are squeezed by feces during defecation, gradually separating from the muscle layer and protruding out of the anus. Initially, it only comes out during defecation and then returns to its original position after defecation. For those with more severe symptoms, the prolapse must be pushed back by hand or rest in bed before it can be restored. For those with more severe symptoms, in addition to prolapse during defecation, it may also occur with any exertion, walking, coughing, sneezing, squatting, etc.

The minimally invasive surgery currently used to treat hemorrhoids can preserve the anal cushion tissue to the greatest extent possible, and provide targeted and personalized treatment for patients with different symptoms, achieving the best treatment effect in the shortest time. The first step in treatment is to keep the bowels open and eat easily digestible food with less residue. The diet should be a combination of coarse and fine foods, drink less strong tea, coffee, alcohol and eat less spicy food to reduce irritation to the anal canal.

Through the above introduction, we know what it means to have more flesh in the anus. After having hemorrhoids, we must pay attention to our daily diet. Do not eat spicy or irritating foods. In addition, we must keep the bowels open, especially not sitting for too long, as serious conditions may easily occur.