What are thrombosed external hemorrhoids and how are they formed

The occurrence of thrombosed external hemorrhoids is generally caused by patients sitting for a long time, because this will affect the blood circulation in the pelvis and make this disease more likely to occur. Some friends who need to sit for a long time at work should take some time off to move around to ensure normal blood circulation throughout the body.

How do thrombosed external hemorrhoids form?

1. The causes of thrombosed external hemorrhoids: sitting or standing for a long time and lack of activity.

Exercise is a long-term issue, and no matter how human beings develop, they cannot do without exercise. Standing, sitting or walking for a long time will keep the human body in a fixed posture for a long time, which will affect blood circulation and cause blood stasis in the pelvic cavity, causing congestion, varicose veins and bulging of hemorrhoidal veins, which will increase the chances of anorectal diseases. Workers who frequently change body positions, active young people, soldiers, and farmers who work in a variety of body positions have fewer cases because their blood circulation disorders are less likely to be disturbed and their anorectal areas are less likely to become congested.

2. Causes of thrombosed external hemorrhoids: constipation, diarrhea, and long bowel movements.

Constipation and diarrhea are the most common diseases of the intestinal system and can directly cause many diseases of the large intestine and anus. Some people like to read books and newspapers while defecating, thinking it is a good way to save time. Sometimes they get so absorbed in reading that they stay in the toilet for a long time without getting up. This can easily aggravate the congestion of the anorectal area and cause various anorectal diseases such as hemorrhoids, rectal mucosal prolapse, and anal sphincter relaxation. In addition, excessive force during bowel movements can easily lead to external hemorrhoids.

3. The causes of thrombosed external hemorrhoids: excessive drinking and spicy food addiction.

Food is the most important thing for people. What we eat directly affects our health. Some people think that anal pain is caused by eating spicy peppers, so they often don’t take it seriously and think it will get better naturally after a period of time. Over time, the condition became more and more serious.

Drinking too much alcohol or being addicted to spicy food may be the triggering factor of the disease. Chili peppers, alcohol, etc. have a direct stimulating effect on the rectal mucosa. If you eat too much of these foods, you will feel burning pain when defecating. Although it is not necessarily the direct cause of anorectal disease, it plays a certain role in inducing and aggravating anorectal disease. According to the survey, people who drink too much and like spicy food are more likely to suffer from anorectal diseases.