Why are there redness and pain on both sides of the anus?

Redness and pain around the liver portal is a very common phenomenon in life. Most of the time, it is caused by hemorrhoids or inflammatory infection. If redness and pain occur around the anus, potassium permanganate can be used for cleaning and observation. It is best not to eat spicy and irritating foods during treatment. If the condition has not improved, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment in time, pay more attention to rest, eat a light diet, and pay more attention to personal hygiene.

What are the symptoms of hemorrhoids?

The first common symptom of hemorrhoids is heavy bleeding during bowel movements. Usually the blood that flows out from hemorrhoids is bright red. If the color is dark, such as vermilion, or it is discharged in lumps, the person must be vigilant and make sure to have a detailed examination. Anal fissures or diverticular disease can also cause bleeding during bowel movements, and bleeding during bowel movements may also be a cause of rectal cancer. Therefore, people over 40 years old must be examined once they experience this symptom, and must not underestimate the occurrence of this problem. Secondly, when defecating, pieces of flesh from external hemorrhoids will come out of the body.

The third common typical symptom is pain in the anus, which only occurs in some patients. Generally speaking, hemorrhoids do not cause any pain. The only explanation is that the patient also has anal fissures or that the hemorrhoids have coagulated and swollen outside the body. Finally, discharge from the anus is caused by external hemorrhoids and can also cause itching or eczema.

In fact, in addition to these symptoms, hemorrhoids have many other symptoms, which are relatively typical. Once the above symptoms appear, you must seek medical attention in time and follow the doctor's instructions for effective treatment. Hemorrhoids make many men and women sigh. Treating hemorrhoids well can help men regain their former glory, but the troubles caused by hemorrhoids in life are also very troublesome, so it is necessary to treat them as soon as possible.

Self-diagnosis of hemorrhoids

If you feel a dislodged sensation, pain, or increased secretions during bowel movements, you should be aware of whether you have hemorrhoids. The early symptoms of internal hemorrhoids are mainly bleeding during bowel movements, with a large amount of blood, sometimes dripping, and sometimes spurting like a spring, without pain or other discomfort. Over time it can cause anemia, dizziness, shortness of breath, and fatigue. When internal hemorrhoids reach the middle stage, hemorrhoids will protrude from the anus after defecation.

Generally speaking, the prolapse will end after the bowel movement. Everyone should be careful not to ignore this phenomenon. When internal hemorrhoids develop to the late stage, the hemorrhoids will protrude after defecation and cannot return to the anus. They need to be pushed back by hand or after rest. In severe cases, the anus may fall out during coughing, exertion, work or labor. The anus often feels wet and uncomfortable due to increased secretions, and the underwear may become contaminated. If the hemorrhoids become infected and inflamed due to friction from clothes, they will become swollen and painful and cannot be pushed back into the anus and may even become necrotic. This is called incarcerated hemorrhoids. In the middle to late stages of hemorrhoids, the surface of the hemorrhoids gradually becomes fibrotic, the amount of bleeding decreases, and prolapse becomes the main symptom.

We should pay attention to the diagnosis of hemorrhoids. Once hemorrhoids are discovered, treatment should be given priority. In life, everyone must be careful not to ignore the symptoms of hemorrhoids. Otherwise, when the disease becomes serious, it will cause great damage to your health and make treatment very difficult. I hope the above analysis can help you.