Differences between anal cancer and hemorrhoids

Differences between anal cancer and hemorrhoids:

In most people's cognition, anal diseases are mostly hemorrhoids. In fact, there is another very dangerous disease among anal diseases, that is anal cancer. Although both anal cancer and hemorrhoids occur in the anus, these two diseases are completely different and there are many differences. The nature of anal cancer and hemorrhoids is completely different, and the bleeding manifestations of anal cancer and hemorrhoids are also different. Anal cancer and hemorrhoids have different symptoms and feelings.

1. Anal cancer and hemorrhoids are completely different in nature

The most fundamental difference between anal cancer and hemorrhoids is that they are two different diseases. Anal cancer is a tumor disease, and hemorrhoids are varicose vein diseases.

2. The causes of anal cancer and hemorrhoids are different

The cause of anal cancer is a malignant tumor caused by cell mutation, which is the result of human cell pathology. Hemorrhoids are caused by blood retention and vascular deformation due to the lack of valves in the anal blood vessels and venous plexus. The changes in varicose veins have nothing to do with body cells and are shape changes.

3. Bleeding patterns of anal cancer and hemorrhoids are different

1. Different bleeding colors

The color of anal cancer and hemorrhoid bleeding is different. If anal cancer causes anal bleeding, the color is dark red, and anal bleeding caused by hemorrhoids is normal blood red.

2. Different bleeding states

The bleeding patterns of anal cancer and hemorrhoids are different. The bleeding pattern of anal cancer is turbid blood mixed with mucus, and the bleeding time is irregular. The bleeding pattern of hemorrhoids is spotting, which is relatively clean. The bleeding time of hemorrhoids is mostly after or during defecation.

4. Anal cancer and hemorrhoids have different sensory symptoms

After anal cancer occurs, the patient will find anal pain and often feel the urge to defecate. The symptoms of hemorrhoids are only particularly obvious during defecation. Especially when angry or with dry stools, defecation will be painful and the urge to defecate will not be frequent.