What should I do if my buttocks become inflamed?

Hemorrhoids are a relatively common skin disease. If hemorrhoids become inflamed, the patient will definitely feel obvious itching and pain, and this feeling will become more and more intense, so the treatment of hemorrhoids must be timely and correct. If friends with hemorrhoids do not receive timely treatment, the hemorrhoids are likely to become inflamed. At this time, the hemorrhoids will continue to swell, and there is a certain chance of rupture and bleeding. When hemorrhoids become inflamed, patients can treat them with appropriate medications, such as potassium permanganate and hemorrhoids spirit. The earlier hemorrhoids are treated, the better, because the condition is relatively mild at this time and only requires simple medication and care to recover.

What to do if hemorrhoids become inflamed

1. Apply hemorrhoid cream after defecation to relieve hemorrhoid inflammation

When using hemorrhoid cream, in order to avoid contamination of the hemorrhoid cream by feces, it is recommended to clean the anus after defecation before using it. It is best to use light salt water to clean the anus, because the hypertonic effect of light salt water can relieve the edema caused by hemorrhoids. Especially for external hemorrhoids, sitz baths with potassium permanganate solution, heat-clearing and detoxifying Chinese medicine, etc. are very effective in treating local inflammation caused by hemorrhoids. After applying the ointment, you should put on a cotton pad or pad

2. Good living habits can relieve hemorrhoid inflammation

2.1. Strengthen exercise to promote blood circulation in the body.

2.2. Rationally adjust your diet. Choose more vegetables, fruits, beans and other foods that contain more vitamins and fiber, and less spicy foods such as peppers, mustard, ginger and wine.

2.3. Develop the habit of regular bowel movements and avoid squatting for too long.

2.4. Keep the area around the anus clean. 5. Do more anal exercises to restore the elasticity of the sphincter. Furthermore, drugs can only temporarily relieve your pain, not the root cause, and some drugs have side effects. If you need to take them, please use them under the correct guidance of a doctor.

3. Topical medication can treat hemorrhoid inflammation

Including suppositories, ointments, and lotions. Compound carrageenan suppositories and chlorhexidine suppositories containing mucosal protective and lubricating ingredients have a therapeutic effect on acute attacks of internal hemorrhoids. Drugs containing steroid derivatives can relieve symptoms in the acute phase, but should not be used long-term or preventively.