Are internal hemorrhoids serious?

Are internal hemorrhoids serious?

Internal hemorrhoids are hemorrhoids located above the dentate line of the anus and are a common type of hemorrhoids. Whether the internal hemorrhoids are serious needs to be judged based on the symptoms of the hemorrhoids. The symptoms of internal hemorrhoids are mainly blood in the stool and prolapse. Blood in the stool and prolapse can be mild symptoms or severe symptoms. Whether the internal hemorrhoids are serious cannot be generalized and needs to be judged based on the symptoms.

1. Internal hemorrhoids are a very common anal disease. The most important symptoms are blood in the stool and hemorrhoids falling off through the anus. Whether internal hemorrhoids are serious cannot be simply summarized and should depend on the specific situation of the specific patient.

2. Taking bleeding symptoms as an example, if the bleeding in the stool is very mild, with only occasional bleeding in the stool and blood on toilet paper, the symptoms may even heal on their own. If the bleeding in the stool is severe, it may even cause moderate to severe anemia, and the patient may even be life-threatening. The symptoms of bleeding in the stool can be mild or severe.

3. When the symptoms of prolapsed internal hemorrhoids are relatively mild, they can return to the anus on their own. In very serious cases, they can even become embedded outside and cause inflammation, edema, and necrosis. Whether the internal hemorrhoids are serious depends on the specific situation and cannot be generalized.

Conservative treatment of internal hemorrhoids

1. Pay attention to your diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods. You can eat more sesame oil, honey and paraffin oil to promote smooth bowel movements. You can also eat more coarse grains and fruits to prevent constipation and reduce the occurrence of hemorrhoids.

2. You can take a sitz bath with warm salt water or 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution to promote blood circulation around the anus, thereby reducing congestion of the hemorrhoidal veins, reducing congestion and swelling of the hemorrhoidal veins, and thus reducing internal hemorrhoid bleeding.

3. Have good bowel habits and avoid squatting in the toilet for a long time. It is generally recommended to have a bowel movement for 3 to 10 minutes. Have bowel movements regularly and try to have bowel movements at regular times every day. To avoid sitting and standing for a long time, you can sit or stand, but you cannot sit or stand for a long time.