How to treat hemorrhoid thrombosis more effectively

The treatment of hemorrhoid thrombosis should be taken seriously to avoid causing more adverse harm. When problems such as anal swelling and bloody stool occur, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and keep bowel movements smooth.

First, once symptoms such as anal distension and bloody stool appear, you should immediately seek diagnosis and treatment from an experienced anorectal doctor, so as not to lose sight of the big picture and delay the treatment.

Second, patients with hypertension, arteriosclerosis, cirrhosis of the liver, heart disease, abdominal tumors and other conditions that are likely to induce hemorrhoids should take effective measures to receive timely treatment to avoid making the illness worse.

Third, pay attention to dietary adjustment. The first thing anorectal doctors warn patients after hemorrhoid surgery is not to drink alcohol. Whether it is rice wine, white wine, or beer, they are all taboos. Spicy foods, such as mustard, chili peppers, hot sauce, ginger, onions, garlic, fennel, etc., have a great impact on the congestion and bleeding of hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoid patients should eat less or try not to eat them.

From the perspective of preventing and treating hemorrhoids, eating more fruits and vegetables has many benefits. For example: spinach, celery, wild rice stem, watermelon, pear, banana, apple, etc. (eat less oranges because they are hot fruits). On the one hand, they can keep bowel movements smooth, and on the other hand, they can reduce the expansion of blood stasis in hemorrhoids.

Fourth, develop good bowel habits and keep bowel movements smooth. The stool is constipated, dry and hard, and the patient has to strain during bowel movements, which causes the abdominal pressure to increase rapidly. The venous plexus is thus torn and expanded, often resulting in hemorrhoid rupture, anal skin lacerations, bloody stools and pain. Patients with constipation should avoid exerting excessive force when going to the toilet and should take medicine to clear the intestines and relieve constipation in time. On the other hand, diarrhea should also be prevented. Having bowel movements multiple times a day, even if the stools are loose and thin, can damage hemorrhoids. At the same time, the time for defecation should not be too long, and the bad habit of reading books or newspapers while defecation should be changed. It is best to clean the anus with warm salt water after defecation to improve local blood circulation. In addition, to prevent hemorrhoids, it is recommended to sit in a bucket to defecate, because the squatting posture can easily induce hemorrhoids and even rectal prolapse.