How to stop bleeding from internal hemorrhoids, four methods to help you

Bleeding from internal hemorrhoids can reflect many problems. Internal hemorrhoids are also a very common anorectal disease. The occurrence of hemorrhoids is directly related to a person's lifestyle and eating habits. So, how to stop the bleeding of internal hemorrhoids?

Hemorrhoid drying method: insert medicine strips or nails into the hemorrhoids to make the hemorrhoids dry up, necrotize, fall off and heal. Arsenic-free nails such as Qixiantiao and Erhuangkuzhi nails are generally used now.

1. Suppositories: For patients with stage I, II, and III internal hemorrhoids and those who are unable to apply medication after internal hemorrhoid surgery, the medicine can be made into a paste or suppository and inserted into the anus to achieve the purpose of clearing away heat, reducing swelling, relieving pain and stopping bleeding.

2. External application: In the late stage of internal hemorrhoids, the surface of hemorrhoids is eroded and exudes fluid. If surgery is temporarily unavailable, you can first use the above method to fumigate the affected area, and then apply Gallnut Powder, Xiaozhi Powder and Alum Powder externally. External application has the effects of clearing away heat and reducing swelling, relieving pain, astringing and stopping bleeding, and can shrink hemorrhoids and heal ulcers.

3. Ligation method: Use medicated thread, thick silk thread, or rubber ring to ligate the root of hemorrhoids to block the blood supply of hemorrhoids, causing them to become ischemic, dry, necrotic and fall off, thereby achieving the purpose of healing. The commonly used methods include through-ligation and rubber band ligation.

4. Injection therapy: Inject the sclerosing and atrophic injection into the gaps of the venous plexus in the submucosal layer of the hemorrhoids, causing a chemical inflammatory reaction. The varicose hemorrhoidal venous plexus is gradually blocked due to the venous and periphlebitis and progressive fibrous tissue hyperplasia, thereby achieving the purpose of sclerosing and atrophying the hemorrhoids.