The best treatment for external hemorrhoids, do you do this?

External hemorrhoids are anorectal surgical diseases. Drug treatment can relieve pain, and long-term use of Lezhishi can cure it. However, those who fail to be cured or have formed larger mixed hemorrhoids or wreath hemorrhoids should be treated with surgery, the purpose of which is to remove the hemorrhoids or embolize or collapse them with mechanical methods such as suture.

1. External hemorrhoids are a disease of anorectal surgery. Generally, if they are serious, they require surgery! Many female patients are afraid of surgical treatment for hemorrhoids. The so-called surgical treatment is not as painful and prone to sequelae as most patients imagine.

2. Drug treatment can relieve pain, and long-term use of Lezhishi can cure the disease. Adjust your diet appropriately. It can not only increase appetite, correct constipation and improve gastrointestinal function, but also develop the habit of regular bowel movements.

3. Develop the habit of regular bowel movements. There is usually no feces in the rectum of a healthy person. With the upright reflex caused by getting up in the morning and the stomach and colon reflex caused by breakfast, the colon can produce strong "group peristalsis" to push the feces into the rectum. When the feces in the rectum accumulates to a certain amount, the urge to defecate will occur. Therefore, it is best to develop the habit of regular bowel movements every morning, which plays an extremely important role in preventing the occurrence of hemorrhoids. Some people believe that drinking a glass of cold water in the morning can stimulate gastrointestinal motility and prevent constipation. In addition, participating in various sports activities in the morning, such as running, doing exercises, and practicing Tai Chi can prevent constipation. When you feel the urge to defecate, do not hold it in, as holding it in for too long can cause habitual constipation. Sitting in the toilet for too long, reading newspapers, or exerting excessive force when defecating are all bad bowel habits and should be corrected.

4. Surgical treatment. Patients who fail to recover after long-term treatment or have developed large mixed hemorrhoids or rosette hemorrhoids should undergo surgical treatment. The purpose is to remove the hemorrhoids or to embolize or collapse them by mechanical means such as suture. Electrocoagulation or laser irradiation are also effective. If external hemorrhoids form acute thrombosis, they need to be cut open immediately to remove the blood clots. Generally, external hemorrhoids do not require special treatment.