What to do if hemorrhoids are too painful? How to prevent

What to do if hemorrhoids are too painful and how to prevent them?

The most troublesome thing about hemorrhoids is the pain it brings. It is very unbearable for a person to sit or stand. Going to the toilet is like sitting on pins and needles. There is a need to defecate, but it also hurts.

How to treat hemorrhoids?

If the swelling and pain of hemorrhoids are not obvious, the bleeding and prolapse are not serious, and the conservative treatment does not affect work and life, you can use sitz baths, apply ointments, and take some Chinese patent medicines for clearing heat and detoxification to improve the symptoms. Of course, drug treatment includes internal and external use. Internal use is more about some Chinese patent medicines for clearing heat and detoxification, cooling blood and stopping bleeding, and some drugs to improve local microcirculation. External use includes suppositories or ointments, as well as sitz bath detergents.

Then for frequent bleeding or slight shedding, if you don't want surgery, you can use injection treatment, and then further band ligation, injection, and band ligation can be treated at the same time, without anesthesia, which is very convenient. If hemorrhoids have seriously affected your daily work and life, or acute thrombosis has formed a large and hard thrombus, making it difficult to walk, then you should consider surgery. Surgery includes traditional external stripping and internal incision and minimally invasive surgery, such as PPH, TST, etc.

How to prevent hemorrhoid attacks?

1. Pay attention to your daily eating habits, avoid spicy foods, drink less, and it is best not to drink at all. Drinking at first can easily harm your body. It is recommended to eat more foods containing cellulose such as corn and sweet potatoes to promote intestinal peristalsis and facilitate defecation.

2. Develop good living habits. You should be careful not to sit or stand for long periods of time. You should exercise properly, not stay up late, and get enough sleep. In addition, you should maintain good bowel habits, because bad bowel movements, including constipation, dry and hard stools, squatting for too long or too many bowel movements, and frequent diarrhea can easily lead to hemorrhoid attacks. Of course, you should also pay attention to local cleaning, take a bath regularly, flush the anus consciously, and even take a bath when you have time, which can effectively prevent the occurrence, development, and onset of hemorrhoids.