Do internal hemorrhoids require surgery? Three major treatments are for you

Internal hemorrhoids are not a serious problem, but due to the large amount of bleeding, they can easily cause panic. In fact, if you suffer from internal hemorrhoids, you don't need surgery at all. It can be cured with traditional Chinese medicine. If you want to see results as quickly as possible, Western medicine also has methods. So, friends who are sick don’t need to worry.

1. External treatment

1. The fumigation and washing method is suitable for internal hemorrhoids of all stages and when internal hemorrhoids prolapse, boil the medicine with water, fumigate first and then wash, or apply wet compress. It has the effects of astringency, analgesia and swelling reduction, and commonly used ones include gallnut soup and sophora flavescens soup.

2. The medicine application method is suitable for internal hemorrhoids of all stages and for dressing changes after surgery. Apply the ointment or powder to the affected area, which has the effects of reducing swelling and relieving pain, astringing and stopping bleeding, or promoting tissue regeneration and healing. Commonly used medicines include Mayinglong Hemorrhoid Ointment. Peach Blossom Powder, Shengji Yuhong Paste, etc.

3. The suppository method is suitable for internal hemorrhoids of all stages. The medicine is made into suppositories and inserted into the anus. It has the effects of reducing swelling, relieving pain and stopping bleeding, such as hemorrhoid suppositories.

2. Ligation Therapy

(1) Indications: Suitable for internal hemorrhoids or the internal hemorrhoidal part of mixed hemorrhoids. Rubber band ligation is suitable for smaller internal hemorrhoids, silk thread ligation is suitable for larger hemorrhoids, and through-ligation is suitable for extra-large hemorrhoids.

(2) Contraindications: Patients with acute abscess or eczema around the anus, acute or chronic diarrhea, patients suffering from abdominal tumors, pregnant women in labor, severe tuberculosis, hypertension, liver, kidney or blood diseases.

3. Injection therapy

(1) Indications: Patients with stage I, II, and III internal hemorrhoids and anemia; patients who are not suitable for surgery for internal hemorrhoids; and the internal hemorrhoids of mixed hemorrhoids.

(2) Contraindications: External hemorrhoids or internal hemorrhoids accompanied by chronic perianal inflammation or diarrhea; internal hemorrhoids accompanied by severe hypertension, liver, kidney and blood diseases; internal hemorrhoids caused by abdominal tumors and pregnant women in labor.