Symptoms and treatment of hemorrhoids

The soft venous plexus formed by the expansion and flexion of submucosal venous plexus at the end of rectum and subcutaneous venous plexus of anal canal is called hemorrhoid, also known as hemorrhoid core, hemorrhoid disease and hemorrhoid disease. Hemorrhoids are common and frequently-occurring diseases peculiar to human beings.

Medical hemorrhoids, including internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids, are chronic diseases in which varicose veins at the bottom of anus and rectum form one or more venous masses with anal mucosa.

Hemorrhoids located in the mucosa inside the anus are called internal hemorrhoids, and those close to the inside of the anus are called external hemorrhoids, both of which are called mixed hemorrhoids. The symptoms of hemorrhoids are pain in the affected area and bloody stool. In severe cases, hemorrhoids will protrude from the anus (prolapse) and then retract after defecation.

Hemorrhoids are not incurable, as long as they are found and treated early, they can be completely cured!

With regard to the treatment of hemorrhoids, only particularly serious patients are suitable for surgical treatment. Generally speaking, surgical treatment is not recommended for patients who are not particularly serious, because the current hemorrhoids surgery is not perfect, and the probability of complications is high, which is likely to cause problems such as fecal incontinence.

Another operation is simple excision, which can remove the visible hemorrhoid nucleus, but it can't remove the hemorrhoid poison from the body. Restoring the function of hemorrhoid vein can not solve the problem of why hemorrhoids grow.

The recurrence rate is relatively high, so don't have surgery if you can.