What should I do if I have hemorrhoids?

After suffering from a disease like hemorrhoids, we must know clearly how to treat hemorrhoids. For example, after some diseases such as anal fistula and anal fissure occur, this type of anorectal disease mainly occurs inside and outside the anus. So what should we do if we get hemorrhoids? Such diseases are mainly manifested by symptoms such as blood in the stool, prolapse, pus discharge, pain, and constipation. Let’s take a look at the relevant knowledge introduction below.

What should we do if we have hemorrhoids? In our body, the soft venous clusters caused by severe dilation or bending of the venous plexus under the mucosa of the terminal rectum and under the skin of the anal canal are called hemorrhoids. Such diseases are called hemorrhoids, hemorrhoidal disease, and hemorrhoidal diseases. Hemorrhoids are a very common disease in people's body.

Hemorrhoids referred to in medicine include internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids. It is a chronic disease in which the venous plexus at the bottom of the anorectum and anal mucosa becomes varicose, forming one or more soft venous masses. Hemorrhoids located in the mucosa inside the anus are called internal hemorrhoids, those located near the inside of the anus are called external hemorrhoids, and those with both are called mixed hemorrhoids. The symptoms of hemorrhoids are pain in the affected area, blood in the stool, and in severe cases, the hemorrhoids will protrude outside the anus (prolapse) and only retract after defecation. Surgical treatment of hemorrhoids. In recent years, a new technology for the treatment of hemorrhoids has emerged - circumcision of hemorrhoidal mucosa. The patient feels almost no pain after the operation. The operation not only removes the prolapsed band of the rectal mucosa, but also blocks the terminal anastomotic branches of the terminal rectal artery and vein, eliminating the root cause of hemorrhoids. However, this method of treating hemorrhoids can only be applied to general hemorrhoids, and for some hemorrhoids that are very difficult to treat with traditional treatments, such as mixed hemorrhoids, annular hemorrhoids, severe hemorrhoids, prolapsed hemorrhoids, etc., surgical treatment cannot achieve the ideal effect, and it is also easy to cause some anal diseases. Therefore, surgical treatment of hemorrhoids is generally not recommended for patients. In addition, surgical treatment of hemorrhoids is very expensive and cannot completely cure the disease.

Drug treatment for hemorrhoids. Drug treatment for hemorrhoids is mainly divided into oral drugs and topical drugs. Oral drugs are generally not recommended. Oral hemorrhoid drugs are difficult to be absorbed by the body. Medicine recommends that topical drugs are more effective than oral drugs. This is because local rectal administration acts directly on the local hemorrhoids and takes effect quickly. After the drug is absorbed through the rectum, it can directly enter the general circulation without being detoxified by the liver. This not only reduces the liver's damage to the drug, but also reduces the drug's irritation to the liver. Professional topical drugs for the treatment of hemorrhoids include Inverness, which has a relatively comprehensive therapeutic effect.

What should we do if we have hemorrhoids? In our daily life, we must first know when we have hemorrhoids. You must clearly understand your physical condition and actively see a doctor so that you can treat and cure hemorrhoids as soon as possible. Otherwise, the consequences will be disastrous. We must remember this knowledge.