What medicine is good for mixed hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are a very common disease in people's lives. They cause great trouble to some people, especially posing a great threat to people's physical and mental health. There are many types of hemorrhoids, the most common of which is called mixed hemorrhoids. Usually, this type of mixed hemorrhoids is treated with some drugs. So what drugs are there on the market that have excellent curative effects on diseases such as mixed hemorrhoids? Let’s take a look at them below.

1. What medicine is good for mixed hemorrhoids?

There are many medications to choose from for mixed hemorrhoids, such as hemorrhoid suppositories, hemorrhoid ointment, etc., all of which have a certain effect on bloody stools. If mixed hemorrhoids are swollen or edematous, oral medication is often needed, which may be more effective. If mixed hemorrhoids do not cause bleeding or inflammation, and only show symptoms of prolapse, drug treatment will not be effective, and surgical treatment is the only effective method.

2. Precautions

1. Balanced nutrition: Eat a reasonable diet, avoid overeating, eat less spicy, greasy and other irritating foods, and eat more vegetables, fruits and other coarse grains, which will help to relieve constipation and keep the bowels smooth.

2. Regular bowel movements: Develop good bowel habits. Do not squat in the toilet for a long time to read books or newspapers. Generally, the squatting time should not exceed 10 minutes. This will relieve abdominal pressure, reduce congestion in the rectum, and allow blood to circulate normally.

3. Physical exercise: Do some outdoor sports appropriately, actively exercise your body, enhance your resistance, and promote normal venous blood circulation in the anus. You can do some ani lifting exercises appropriately to open the anal sphincter and make it contract more powerfully.

3. Prevention

1. Change the diet structure: Do not eat too fine staple foods; eat more vegetables, such as spinach, melons, radish, etc.; ripe fruits, such as apples, bananas, and pears; appropriate protein such as milk, eggs, and appropriate fat; enough drinking water, the daily water intake should reach 2000-3000 ml; avoid eating spicy foods and do not drink alcohol to soften the stool or relieve constipation.

2. Adjust your daily life and develop the habit of defecating once every morning. If you feel the urge to defecate, go to the toilet in time (it is better for patients with hemorrhoids to sit on the toilet rather than squatting). Do not stand or sit for long periods of time while working; change postures intermittently.

3. Pay attention to bowel hygiene and clean the anus after defecation. It is best to rinse the anus with tap water after defecation.