Early symptoms of hemorrhoids

Early symptoms of hemorrhoids:

In the early stage of hemorrhoids, the symptoms are generally not very obvious. The main symptoms are anal discomfort, such as anal itching, pain, and foreign body sensation caused by anal swelling. If the patient has early symptoms of internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids, there will be blood in the stool. In the early stage, when the stool is dry or hard, there will be blood in the stool.

Early symptoms of hemorrhoids:

1. The early symptoms of hemorrhoids are usually blood in the stool, especially for internal hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids. This kind of blood in the stool is often painless. Intermittent blood in the stool usually adheres to the surface of the stool, or during or after defecation, some blood drips from the anus.

2. Anal swelling and prolapse: In the early stage, local swelling symptoms will appear, which will gradually worsen. Internal hemorrhoids or thrombosed hemorrhoids will prolapse during defecation. The local swelling and prolapse of the anus will gradually worsen and sometimes cannot be recovered.

3. Anal itching: The itching symptoms are mainly due to hemorrhoidal edema, especially at night when secretions flow into the anus, causing anal itching symptoms. Patients often visit dermatologists and are easily misdiagnosed.

4. Anal pain: Some hemorrhoids can cause thrombosis of hemorrhoids, which can cause anal pain. Some local inflammation can cause anal pain, which requires symptomatic treatment. It is easy to be misdiagnosed as perianal infection or perianal abscess, which requires further hospital observation.

Early treatment of hemorrhoids:

1. Patients with hemorrhoids should pay attention to their living conditions in the early stages of hemorrhoids; pay attention to their diet, develop some good living habits, and try to avoid hemorrhoids.

2. Patients with hemorrhoids should ensure proper exercise. Reasonable aerobic exercise can accelerate metabolism, promote blood circulation, and improve the body's immunity, which is of great help to the recovery of hemorrhoids.

3. Patients with hemorrhoids should eat more foods rich in fiber, such as beans, whole grains, vegetables, etc., which can enhance intestinal motility and softening and promote stool excretion.