Be careful of these symptoms if you don't have surgery for hemorrhoids

Many people have never had hemorrhoids. Apart from knowing that hemorrhoids have the symptom of bloody stools, they do not know that patients with hemorrhoids usually exhibit three major characteristics: anal prolapse, anal swelling and pain, and a feeling of heaviness. The patient's hemorrhoids may prolapse and wander between the anus, which can cause re-ulcers due to friction and is very dangerous.

The common symptoms of hemorrhoids are "blood, prolapse, and pain", that is, blood, prolapse, and heavy pain.

Blood in the stool: The main early symptoms of internal hemorrhoids include spurting bleeding, spotting, blood on toilet paper, etc. The blood is bright red. External hemorrhoids will not cause bleeding.

Prolapse: The main symptom of middle and late stage internal hemorrhoids. The main reason is that the hemorrhoid nodules increase, causing the mucosa and submucosa to separate from the anal layer. During defecation, the internal hemorrhoid nodules can drop below the dentate line and float free outside the anal canal.

Heavy pain: It can be the main symptom of painful external hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids are not painful when there is no inflammation. Heavy pain often occurs in internal hemorrhoid infection, incarceration and strangulation necrosis, and often causes severe heavy pain.

In addition, repeated prolapse of internal hemorrhoids in the late stage can cause relaxation of the anal sphincter and increased secretions, resulting in the anal margin being often moist and unclean, itching and eczema, and in severe cases it can also cause friction pain and itching pain. Bleeding from internal hemorrhoids can also cause anemia. Dizziness, fatigue, poor energy, loss of appetite, and dry stools are common symptoms of anemia.