Internal hemorrhoids 6 cm long from the anus

Internal hemorrhoids located 6 cm from the anus may be a typical location for hemorrhoids. It is related to the anatomical structure and the severity of the symptoms should be considered to determine whether treatment is needed. The following analyzes the causes of internal hemorrhoids and provides effective relief and treatment options.

1. Causes of internal hemorrhoids

Genetic factors: Some people are born with weaker blood vessel walls, which may lead to varicose blood vessels in the anorectal area, increasing the risk of hemorrhoids over a long period of time.

Environmental factors: Long periods of sitting or standing, lack of exercise, heavy physical labor, etc. can increase abdominal pressure and stimulate the formation of hemorrhoids. Modern people are more likely to develop hemorrhoids if they sit for a long time at work or lack exercise.

Physiological factors: Constipation, long-term diarrhea and other problems can cause repeated compression of blood vessels around the anus, accelerating the formation of internal hemorrhoids. In particular, when constipated, straining to defecate can push against the blood vessel walls, forming varicose veins.

Pathological changes: Patients with hypertension, liver cirrhosis and other diseases have increased abdominal pressure and obstructed rectal venous return, which can easily induce hemorrhoids.

2. Possible solutions for internal hemorrhoids

1. Drug treatment

Local medication: Hemorrhoid suppositories or hemorrhoid ointments such as Mayinglong Musk Hemorrhoid Ointment or Compound Chlortetracycline Hemorrhoid Suppositories can be used to relieve local inflammation and swelling symptoms.

Oral medications: Such as diosmin, which can strengthen the tension of vein walls and reduce swelling and pain.

Chinese medicine conditioning: Through Chinese medicine methods, syndrome differentiation and treatment, blood-cooling drugs may be taken internally to reduce local inflammation. Specific medication needs to be consulted

2Surgery

Surgery is suitable for patients whose symptoms are severe or whose medications are not effective enough. There are three common methods:

Rubber band ligation: A special instrument is used to "tie" the hemorrhoids, causing them to gradually shrink and fall off.

PPH: suitable for patients with internal hemorrhoids, with less pain and quick recovery.

Traditional hemorrhoidectomy: suitable for large-area severe hemorrhoids, and can thoroughly remove hemorrhoidal tissue.

3. Lifestyle Adjustments

Diet: Eat more high-fiber foods such as vegetables, fruits, oats, etc., avoid spicy foods, and keep bowel movements smooth. Drinking 1500-2000 ml of water every day helps soften stools.

Exercise: Doing moderate physical activity every day, such as brisk walking or yoga, can improve intestinal motility and reduce the incidence of constipation.

Bowel habits: Avoid squatting for long periods of time or straining during bowel movements, and limit each visit to less than 5 minutes.

Internal hemorrhoids are located 6 cm from the anus and are a relatively common disease, but the specific condition varies from person to person. If you experience persistent bleeding, pain, or prolapse, you should contact a professional doctor as soon as possible for an accurate diagnosis. It is not recommended to treat it yourself, so as not to delay the best treatment opportunity. Healthy living habits are essential for the prevention and relief of internal hemorrhoids, and daily maintenance should be emphasized.