Can I use enema for hemorrhoids?

Can enema be used for hemorrhoids?

The main symptom of hemorrhoids is bleeding. Many patients first complain of anal bleeding during and after bowel movements. Mild bleeding is bright red blood on toilet paper, heavy bleeding is anal dripping, and severe bleeding is anal spurting. This is a very common disease in daily life, and the main cause is long-term sitting.

Effects of using enema for hemorrhoids:

1. Enema is a lubricant, mainly composed of glycerin and other auxiliary drugs. Clinically, enema is usually used to stimulate the intestinal wall, induce defecation reflex, and help defecation. This product can lubricate and stimulate the intestinal wall, soften feces, and facilitate excretion.

2. Because enema can help treat hemorrhoids, you can use it if you have hemorrhoids, but long-term use is not recommended to avoid dependence.

3. There are two common enema preparations, one is glycerin preparation, and the other is mannitol and magnesium sulfate preparation. The two preparations have different ingredients, but the principles are basically the same. They both use the high concentration of glycerin or sorbitol, that is, the hyperosmotic effect, to soften the stool, stimulate the intestinal wall, and reflexively induce a defecation reaction. They have a lubricating effect, making it easier to excrete stool.

Treatment of hemorrhoids:

1. The principle of rubber band ligation treatment is to use special equipment to put a rubber band into the base of the hemorrhoids, blocking the blood vessel supply of the hemorrhoidal tissue, causing ulceration and necrosis, and then the wound heals itself. Due to the healing of fibers, the deep tissue is fixed.

2. Commonly used drugs include vein enhancers, microcirculation regulators, anti-inflammatory analgesics, anal cushion mucosal repair and protection agents, and the application of TCM dialectical treatment. Vein enhancers, microcirculation regulators, anal cushion mucosal repair and protection agents and Chinese medicine can alleviate the acute symptoms of internal hemorrhoids; anti-inflammatory analgesics can effectively relieve the pain caused by internal hemorrhoids or thrombosed external hemorrhoids.

3. Pay attention to your diet: Eat regularly, do not overeat, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and other foods that are conducive to bowel movements, mainly light and crude fiber foods, and avoid eating spicy foods and other irritating foods.