Skin growth after hemorrhoid surgery

Hemorrhoid surgery is a relatively common surgery. If the patient's hemorrhoids are severe and other methods are not effective, surgery may be needed for treatment. After the surgery, if skin hyperplasia occurs, you must pay attention, especially for people with scar-prone constitution. Surgical wounds often heal poorly, which can easily lead to scar hyperplasia and is quite harmful.

What to do if you have scar-prone body?

It causes great harm to both the body and the mind. Due to the limited current treatment level, it is impossible to achieve ideal treatment results, making many patients pessimistic and negative.

Understanding Misunderstandings

The proportion of people with scar-prone physique is extremely small in the population. The symptom is that after the wound heals, the surface scar continues to increase in size, which not only affects the appearance, but also causes local pain, redness and itching. However, because there are not many people with scar-prone constitutions, many people mistake people with keloids as having a scar-prone constitution! People with a scar-prone constitution will definitely develop keloids, but people with keloids are not necessarily scar-prone, so don’t make the mistake!

Self-care

1 If you are accidentally scalded or burned by water, fire, oil, etc., if the area is not large, you can immediately take 1 part of white sugar and 3 parts of cold boiled water to make a concentrated sugar water, and use cotton wool or a clean small towel dipped in the sugar water to gently apply and press the injured area. If a finger or toe is injured, soak it immediately in sugar water for 20 minutes. If you don't have time to prepare sugar water, you can also grab some sugar and apply it to the wound, then drop cold water on the sugar to moisten the wound, and then wash it after 2 hours. If it has not healed yet, apply concentrated sugar water again. Using sugar water to treat burns will not cause blistering or scarring and is very effective. First remove the heat source and soak the limb in cool water until the pain disappears. You can also cover the injured area with a wet towel or sheet and spray cold water on it. Do not break any blisters.

2 If you have a wound, go to the hospital in time and have the doctor clean, disinfect, suture or bandage the wound. People often worry that cleaning the wound will waste time, cause more bleeding or make the wound bigger, or even refuse to clean it simply because they are afraid of pain. In fact, cleaning the wound carefully is the most basic step to avoid scars and promote wound healing. For example, if dust, coal ash or other debris is embedded in the skin after an injury, if it is not cleaned properly, the colored particles will remain in the skin and form unsightly dust stains. Disinfection is to prevent infection, which is also the key to avoiding local scars. Because infection can cause damage to the lower layer of the dermis and the epidermis cannot regenerate, the defects have to be filled by the proliferation of granulation tissue, which will inevitably leave scars.

3. After a burn, rinse immediately with plenty of clean cold water to reduce high temperature damage to deep tissues; do not use iodine to disinfect facial wounds, otherwise it will cause pigmentation.

4 If you have a family history of the disease, you should pay more attention to it and avoid bumps and collisions. If you are injured, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Because, for scars with small area, the disease can be controlled through comprehensive treatment. When you go to the hospital, you may need injections or surgery. In this case, you should tell the doctor first and take measures.