Are hemorrhoids prone to recurrence? Will hemorrhoid surgery cause recurrence?

Hemorrhoids are a common disease in people's daily life, which has a great impact on people's physical health, but after changing to an IQ, it causes great damage to people's physical and mental health. Surgery is usually used to treat severe hemorrhoids. This causes many people to worry that hemorrhoids will recur after surgery. As for the way of treating hemorrhoids with cuttlefish surgery, is there still a possibility of recurrence? Will it recur again?

1. Are hemorrhoids prone to recurrence?

The recurrence of hemorrhoids may be related to frequent fear of defecation and constipation. In normal times, you should try to drink more water, eat more vegetables and fruits, avoid spicy and irritating foods, do more clockwise abdominal massage to promote intestinal peristalsis, take some aloe vera detoxification capsules, take a sitz bath with potassium permanganate solution, and apply hemorrhoid ointment externally.

2. Will hemorrhoids recur after surgery?

Hemorrhoids can recur after surgery. It is only for patients who do not pay attention to changing their living and eating habits after surgery. Hemorrhoids are caused by varicose veins, congestion, inflammation, edema, etc. at the lower end of the anal canal and rectum. It is related to long-term drinking, eating spicy and irritating food, long-term sitting, long-term standing, long-term squatting in the toilet, constipation, etc.

The place where the surgery was done no longer has hemorrhoids, but the retained tissue (skin bridge, mucosal bridge) has hemorrhoids. This is because the tissue (skin bridge, mucosal bridge) retained during the surgery is the same as the removed hemorrhoid tissue in terms of tissue source, blood supply, and nerve innervation. If the tissue at the removal point can cause hemorrhoids, then the tissue at the non-removal point can also cause hemorrhoids. Therefore, hemorrhoids that grow back in tissues at other locations are not called recurrence, but are called hemorrhoid regeneration or regrowth of hemorrhoids.

3. Precautions after hemorrhoid surgery

If after all surgeries you do not pay attention to changing your lifestyle and eating habits, do not quit drinking, do not avoid spicy and irritating foods, barbecue and other foods that are likely to cause venous dilation, do not change your constipation, standing or sitting for long periods of time and other habits that are likely to cause venous congestion, the originally normal veins may become diseased again, dilate and recur. Generally speaking, after surgery, especially PPH surgery for hemorrhoids, if you also change those lifestyle habits that are likely to cause hemorrhoids, recurrence is basically rare.