What kind of checkup should be done for internal hemorrhoids? Eat more light food

Many people with internal hemorrhoids are embarrassed to go to the hospital for treatment. Instead, they buy some medicine in a small pharmacy and apply it themselves at home. This will not only fail to improve the condition but will aggravate it and make it worse. If the medicine is used improperly, it may cause allergies and inflammation. What kind of examinations should we go for if we find that we have internal hemorrhoids, and what should we pay attention to in our daily life?

Internal hemorrhoids are mainly caused by improper diet, excessive consumption of strong alcohol, rich food, spicy, cold stimulation, or abnormal hunger and satiety, or due to careless daily life, sitting or standing for long periods of time, carrying heavy loads and traveling long distances, or excessive sexual intercourse, or due to long-term diarrhea and dysentery, long-term constipation, pregnancy and childbirth, abdominal tumor compression, etc., all of which can cause internal rheumatism, dryness and heat, and imbalance of qi and blood, resulting in blockage of meridians, and blood stasis and turbid qi flowing into the anus.

If you go to a regular hospital, you will be asked to do three routine tests: urine and stool routine and blood routine. You will also be asked to do an anal examination to determine the location and whether there are other accompanying symptoms. If you have bleeding, it is best not to use medication. The surgery requires emptying the bowels, so enema will be performed. You cannot eat for two days after the surgery because postoperative defecation will affect wound healing.

Be sure to keep your stools smooth and soft, develop a habit of regular bowel movements, and go to the toilet as soon as you feel the urge to defecate. In daily life, pay attention to reasonable nutrition, and try to diversify your food. Eat more high-protein, multi-vitamin, low-animal fat, easily digestible foods and fresh fruits and vegetables. Do not eat stale, spoiled or irritating foods, eat less smoked, grilled, pickled, fried, and overly salty foods, and match coarse and fine grains in your staple food to ensure a balanced nutrition. Eat more vegetables, bananas, sweet potatoes, honey, quit drinking and avoid spicy food every day. The condition will definitely improve. When the symptoms are mild, you can use Hemorrhoid Suppositories first, which may have a certain effect. If necessary, surgical treatment can be performed.