Anal pimples after defecation

The presence of flesh lumps in the anus after defecation is mainly a symptom of internal hemorrhoids. This is because it will only appear after defecation and needs to be treated with medication. External medications cannot treat it. The presence of lumps in the anus after defecation may be due to anal fistula, so everyone should check the cause of the disease. Now let us understand the causes of the disease and take measures to prevent them.

Internal hemorrhoids, also known as internal hemorrhoids, are now called anal cushions, which play a very important role in accurately controlling bowel movements and anal gas discharge. So now the concept of hemorrhoid treatment is not cure, but symptomatic treatment. For example, if you have blood in your stool or a tumor is prolapsed, then consider treatment. Rather than a simple concept like cure. Internal hemorrhoids are referred to as internal hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids grow above the dentate line. They are soft venous masses formed by the enlargement and varicose venous plexus within the submucosal hemorrhoids, and are called internal hemorrhoids. The book "Surgery Dacheng·Hemorrhoids" says: "Internal hemorrhoids are inside the anus. When defecating, blood will flow like an arrow. After defecating, press it with your hands. It will take a long time to come out." It points out that the main symptoms of internal hemorrhoids are bleeding and prolapse. Most of them are painless soft lumps. Long-term and repeated bleeding can cause severe anemia.

prevention

1. Combine meat and vegetables to reduce the occurrence of hemorrhoids or alleviate symptoms. Proper coarseness and fineness: In terms of diet, you should pay attention to not overeating both meat and vegetables, and balance coarse and fine grains appropriately, so that the stool will not be loose or dry.

2. Regular bowel movements, avoid holding back or straining: Develop a good habit of regular bowel movements, do not hold back the urge to defecate, do not strain, and reduce the symptoms of congestion in the anorectal area.

3. Avoid spicy and irritating foods: Avoid excessive consumption of raw onions, ginger, garlic, pepper, especially chili peppers.

4. Combine work and rest: In work and life, you should combine work and rest. Excessive fatigue, heavy lifting, or squatting for a long time, sitting for a long time, etc. can cause congestion or lack of activity in the anorectal veins, resulting in varicose veins. On the one hand, it can promote blood circulation.

5. Anal lifting exercise should be encouraged: Whether it is working with heavy weights, squatting for a long time, or sitting for a long time, it can eventually cause venous congestion and varicose veins in the rectum. Therefore, strengthening local exercise is very beneficial to reducing local venous congestion and varicose veins.

6. Patients undergoing hemorrhoid surgery should eliminate their mental concerns before the operation. Generally, patients eat a low-residue diet on the day of surgery and switch to a normal diet the next day. Some patients dare not eat too much for fear of pain caused by defecation, wound infection, etc. In order to keep the bowels open, patients can eat more fruits and vegetables, such as bananas, oranges, celery, spinach and other easily digestible and low-fat foods. Avoid alcohol, tobacco, and spicy foods such as onions, ginger, and garlic

7. Try not to sit or stand for long periods of time to prevent blood from stagnating in the anus.

8. Pregnant women with hemorrhoids should avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time, prevent constipation, and correct the fetal position in time. Eat more vegetables, fruits and vegetable oils, eat some sesame seeds and honey appropriately, and keep your bowel movements smooth.