Can thrombosed external hemorrhoids heal on their own?

Hemorrhoids Everyone has encountered different types of hemorrhoids, which have different effects on the body. After suffering from thrombosed external hemorrhoids, the patient will have anal pain and signs of heavy bleeding. Many people hope to be cured, but we all know that the treatment of hemorrhoids is prone to recurrence, and each person chooses a different treatment method, and the treatment results are also different. If you want your thrombosed external hemorrhoids to heal themselves, the key is to understand the correct treatment method for external hemorrhoids. For different types of external hemorrhoids, we need to understand in detail what treatment method the patient should receive.

Thrombosed external hemorrhoids are a common clinical disease. Currently, surgical resection or surgical incision and blood removal are the main treatments, which cause great pain to patients. However, warm salt water sitz bath therapy can achieve miraculous results in treating this disease, saving more than 95% of patients from the pain of surgery. The method is introduced as follows.

Put two spoons of salt in 2000ml of warm water (temperature about 40°C) and do a sitz bath for about 10 to 15 minutes, twice a day. Generally, after 3 days of treatment, the swelling will be significantly reduced and the swelling and pain will be relieved. After 1 week, the anal swelling will basically disappear. If there is mild erosion and bleeding on the surface of the tumor and the pain is obvious, oral anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken in addition to local erythromycin ointment after a sitz bath. This method is economical, simple, and effective, and is worthy of clinical promotion and use.

Squeezing method for treating thrombosed external hemorrhoids

Operation method: Before the operation, disinfect the anus with 0.1% Sanisol, and inject 2 ml of 2% procaine (for allergy test) into the head and surrounding subcutaneous tissue of the thrombosed external hemorrhoids. Cover the hemorrhoids with a sterilized gauze, and then rub the gauze with the thumb, index and middle fingers of your right hand, and crush the spherical blocks of the thrombosed external hemorrhoids with force. It should feel like breaking a piece of soil when you pinch it, and rub it with gauze for 3-5 minutes.

Exercise therapy for thrombosed external hemorrhoids

Thrombosed external hemorrhoids are the most common type of external hemorrhoids. During the examination, a dark purple oblong hard nodule was seen on the right side of the anus, which was clearly demarcated from the surrounding skin. The swelling is very sensitive and causes pain at the slightest touch. Patients usually cannot sit upright. When they need to sit, they have to lean half of their buttocks on a stool and sit at an angle. The pain will be aggravated by movements such as defecation, walking, and even coughing. It is often caused by excessive force during defecation, strenuous activity or forceful coughing, which causes the veins at the edge of the anus to rupture, and blood to seep into the connective tissue and form blood clots, forming round or oval lumps of varying sizes under the skin of the anus, located inside the anal canal or outside the anal edge. The lump is soft at first and becomes hard after a few days.