Can prolapsed hemorrhoids be put back in?

Hemorrhoids generally cannot go back after they are prolapsed with defecation, so you must take good care of them on a daily basis, keep the anus clean, and clean it after defecation. You can choose to take a sitz bath when bathing. Using warm water sitz baths can promote blood circulation and make the wound heal faster. Also, you must eat a light diet, eat more fiber-rich foods, and keep the bowels open.

The first step in anal care is to ensure that the anal area is clean

Rinse your anus with water after defecation. Wiping with paper will only rub the feces into the folds and wounds of the anus. The harder you try to wipe it clean, the deeper the feces will be embedded, causing bacteria to multiply and aggravate inflammation and edema. Therefore, after each bowel movement, you should rinse your anus with running water. At the same time, using water can avoid pain. For some hemorrhoids, you dare not even touch them, let alone wipe them with paper. You can install a smart toilet seat at home, or you can take a shower after defecation. A more convenient way is to prepare a handheld Washlet, fill it with clean water to rinse the anus after defecation, and carry it with you when going out or at work.

The second method of anal care

It is to take a sitz bath in warm water at about 37°C for at least ten minutes every night. Although no medicine is used, this may be the best "prescription" for treating hemorrhoids. Sitz baths can speed up venous blood circulation, eliminate edema, and promote healing. However, squatting also increases the risk of wound tearing, which requires the use of an anal hydrotherapy device, placed on the toilet, and a comfortable sitting position to complete the sitz bath.

The third key point of anal care

When sitting, keep the anus suspended and do not compress the blood vessels around the anus. You can prepare an anal protection pad. Its special shape allows the anus to be suspended in the air to breathe, promote venous blood return, accelerate the elimination of edema and wound healing, and avoid tenderness. Many patients with severe hemorrhoids cannot even ride in a car when traveling. Only with an anal protection pad can they sit down normally, work or eat comfortably, and maintain a good mental state.

In addition, constipation must be prevented. If constipated, it will aggravate the pain of the wound. For example, some patients say that defecation feels like pulling glass. Many patients do not go to the toilet for fear of pain, which makes it more difficult to pass dry stools and aggravates the pain. In addition, when feces remain in the intestines, the bacteria and harmful substances in the feces will cause the wound to become infected, thereby aggravating the pain. Therefore, in terms of diet, you should eat more foods rich in dietary fiber, such as wheat bran, oats, celery, etc.

For anal care supplies, you can go to the hospital to get an anorectal rehabilitation kit, but the ones in hospitals are generally more expensive, so you can also buy them outside. If you do not take good care of your anus and allow the disease to develop, you will inevitably need surgery in the future.