What to do if anal rupture and bleeding

Hemorrhoids often cause patients to be restless. Not only are they prone to swelling and pain in the anal area, they are also prone to rupture. Blood in the stool is quite harmful to patients. Timely medication treatment should be carried out to prevent severe bleeding, and anti-inflammatory, analgesic and swelling-reducing treatment should also be carried out. Some embolization-type Chinese medicines can be used, which are very effective. For more serious patients, surgical treatment can be used.

1. Anal discomfort, dampness, uncleanness, and sometimes itching.

In life, when you are sick, the hemorrhoidal mucosa will fall off and rot, causing increased anal secretions, irritating the surrounding skin and causing anal discomfort, dampness, uncleanness, and itching around the anus. For office workers who sit for long periods of time, the blood flow in the abdomen slows down and blood circulation is obstructed due to maintaining a sedentary posture for a long time. The venous plexus in the rectum is prone to dilation, blood congestion, and the formation of hemorrhoids.

2. Bleeding in the stool.

It is often manifested by continuous dripping, bright red bleeding during or after defecation, or even heavy bleeding, with blood splattering into the toilet bowl. Bleeding is aggravated by spicy food, constipation, alcoholism, and lifting heavy objects.

3. Anal mass prolapses.

Most of the patients who go to the hospital for treatment complain of anal prolapse and a lump, which is obvious after standing or squatting for a long time or after defecation. The patient can retract the anus by himself, but in severe cases, he needs to be supported by hand to return it to the anus. There is even a lump outside the anus for a long time and cannot be returned or it falls out immediately after being returned.

4. Do more "anus contraction" movements

Regular participation in various sports activities can enhance the body's disease resistance, reduce the possibility of disease, and also have a certain preventive effect on hemorrhoids. This is because physical exercise is beneficial in accelerating blood circulation, improving pelvic congestion, promoting gastrointestinal motility, and preventing constipation.

On the other hand, you can consciously contract your anus upward, once in the morning and once in the evening, 30 times each time, to exercise your anal sphincter. Regular use can improve hemorrhoidal venous return and play a certain role in the prevention and self-treatment of hemorrhoids.

In addition, your daily diet should avoid being too refined. You can eat more vegetables, fruits, beans and other coarse grains that are rich in vitamins and fiber, drink plenty of water to keep the stool lubricated and smooth; eat less spicy and irritating foods, such as peppers, garlic, onions, mustard, etc.