Hemorrhoids and blood clots in stool

It is said that "nine out of ten people have hemorrhoids", which shows that hemorrhoids are a very common disease. Hemorrhoids are a disease in which a lump of flesh grows in the anus of the human body. If the disease is serious, the patient will feel restless and very painful, and some may even have bloody stools. How to deal with blood clots in stool caused by hemorrhoids? In addition to surgery, hemorrhoids can also be relieved by medication. Let’s learn about the details together.

1. What to do if you have hemorrhoids and bleeding in your stool

In layman's terms, hemorrhoids are balls of flesh that appear at the patient's anus, which can be divided into internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoidal bleeding in stool refers to the discharge of blood when a patient with hemorrhoids has a bowel movement. The occurrence of this phenomenon is usually accompanied by severe pain, causing great harm to people's lives. So how should we deal with such symptoms?

1. Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment refers to the removal of hemorrhoids through electrocoagulation, laser irradiation, etc. In addition, mechanical methods such as suture can be used to shrink or embolize hemorrhoids.

2. Hyperthermia and hypothermia

Hyperthermia and hypothermia refer to the use of extremely low or high temperatures to produce supercooling or superheating effects. In this state, ions will produce biophysical effects and power plant capacitance effects through vibration, thereby causing the lesion tissue protein to coagulate, blood vessels to embolize and close, or achieving the purpose of causing hemorrhoids to necrotize and fall off.

3. Injection therapy

Injection therapy is generally a treatment method that injects drugs into the hemorrhoids to achieve the purpose of shrinking or necrotizing and falling off the hemorrhoids. At the same time, this is also the preferred method for many hemorrhoid patients.

2. Causes of hemorrhoidal bleeding

Everything happens for a reason, which means that bleeding in the stool due to hemorrhoids will not occur for no reason, so many hemorrhoid patients will ask, what are the causes of hemorrhoids? So let's talk about the causes of bleeding in the stool due to hemorrhoids.

1. Influence of occupational factors

The occurrence of hemorrhoids is largely related to sitting or standing for a long time. Therefore, if your job requires you to sit or stand frequently, then if this continues for a long time and you do not take precautions, it will easily cause hemorrhoids. If hemorrhoids are not treated for a long time, they will cause bloody stools. Therefore, the occurrence of hemorrhoids and bloody stools is closely related to the type of occupation.

2. Unreasonable diet

Whether it is too cold or too hot, drinking too much or even eating spicy food frequently. These will stimulate the anus or rectum to react, causing congestion of the hemorrhoidal veins and leading to the formation of hemorrhoids.

3. Genetics

Hemorrhoids can also be inherited. A large number of cases have shown that a large proportion of hemorrhoid patients have inherited their hemorrhoids. Usually, the venous walls of inherited hemorrhoids are congenitally thin, which means that symptoms of blood in the stool are likely to occur.

In addition, hemorrhoids can also occur when the anus is infected with bacteria.