Symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation

It is said that nine out of ten people suffer from hemorrhoids. Although this is a bit alarmist, it does explain to a certain extent the high incidence of hemorrhoids. Especially in the fast-paced life, many people have lost their healthy lifestyle, and sitting for a long time has become the most important way of life. It is precisely because of this that hemorrhoids come quietly. For example, blood in the stool, anal itching, and dampness are very likely symptoms of hemorrhoids. So what are the other symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation?

1. Symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation: blood in the stool

Blood in the stool is a common symptom of internal hemorrhoids, but it does not occur every time you defecate. It is generally more common when the stool is dry. The amount of bleeding varies, and it may be blood in the stool, blood on the toilet paper after defecation, or dripping. In severe cases, spurts of blood may occur.

2. Symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation: wet and itchy anus

The hemorrhoidal symptoms of anal wetness and itching disappear after the internal hemorrhoids are treated. External hemorrhoids generally have no secretions, only when they become inflamed and the skin ulcerated. The anus often becomes moist when inflammatory secretions increase, but this condition is often accompanied by anal pain.

3. Symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation: protrusion and prolapse

Prolapse is a common hemorrhoidal symptom of internal hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids have no symptoms of prolapse in the early stages, and the presence of hemorrhoids can only be discovered during anoscopy. Or during defecation, due to increased abdominal pressure and the downward thrust of feces, the internal hemorrhoids may prolapse out of the anus, ranging from just one place to a circle. In severe cases, hemorrhoids may protrude outside the anus when walking, coughing, or working.

4. Symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation: pain

Because external hemorrhoids are located below the dentate line and are controlled by the spinal nerves, they are painful areas. Once they become inflamed and swollen, they will cause obvious pain, a symptom of hemorrhoids.

5. Symptoms of hemorrhoid inflammation: difficulty in defecation

Defecation is closely related to the occurrence, development and changes of hemorrhoid symptoms. Because patients are afraid of anal pain caused by defecation, they hold back their bowel movements for a long time.

In the early and middle stages of hemorrhoids, conservative treatment is a better choice. Conservative treatment can choose local topical medication, such as Zhikangan Hemorrhoid Gel, which can effectively control and treat internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids. For more information, please search the official website of Zhikangan. This article does not provide too much introduction. Do not hold back on having a bowel movement when you feel the urge, because holding back for a long time can inhibit physiological reflexes and gradually cause habitual constipation; squatting on the toilet for too long, reading newspapers, or exerting excessive force when defecating are all bad bowel habits and should be corrected in time.

The incidence of hemorrhoids is increasing among computer users. Ms. Yang, who works as a designer in an advertising company, has her company equipped with office chairs with soft cushions. In order to live a more comfortable life, she also has soft mattresses and sofas at home. Miss Yang recently discovered that she had hemorrhoids. When she asked about the cause, the doctor told her that sitting on a cushioned chair for a long time can easily induce hemorrhoids and aggravate the condition. Many computer users, because they are greedy for temporary comfort and sit for a long time, are prone to hemorrhoids and lose their health. So, how can people who often use computers prevent hemorrhoids?