How should women with hemorrhoids be treated?

Female friends must pay more attention to observation in normal times. If you find that there is blood in your stool when you go to the toilet, the main consideration is that it is caused by hemorrhoids. Therefore, the editor reminds you that you must pay attention to blood in your stool. It is also recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible at this stage. Below are some treatment methods for hemorrhoids introduced by the editor.

Hemorrhoids are a common disease, and are even more common among women. The number of female hemorrhoid patients is far greater than that of male patients. According to statistics over the years, among the patients who visit the anorectal department, 70%-80% suffer from hemorrhoids, and nearly 60% of them are young women under the age of 30.

Therefore, when symptoms such as blood in the stool, prolapse of objects outside the anus, anal pain, dampness and itching occur, female patients should pay attention to the following two points psychologically: First, they should not be afraid of seeing a doctor, but should go to the hospital as soon as possible to see a doctor, take medicine in time, and avoid delay; second, they should pay attention to regulating their emotions in life, avoid excessive stress, and keep a good mood.

The first step in treating hemorrhoids is to keep the bowels open and eat easily digestible food with less residue. The diet should be a combination of coarse and fine foods, drink less strong tea, coffee, alcohol and eat less spicy food to reduce irritation to the anal canal.

The American minimally invasive (pph) hemorrhoid surgery, also known as stapled hemorrhoidal mucosal circumcision, is a new technology based on the anal cushion theory and uses a stapler to treat annular prolapsed hemorrhoids. This technique uses a special instrument called a "pph stapler" to perform a circular resection of the prolapsed band of rectal mucosa above the hemorrhoids.

The pph minimally invasive technology for treating female hemorrhoids has the advantages of safety, less pain, less bleeding, and quick recovery. The operation only takes 20 minutes and generally does not require hospitalization, which speeds up the recovery period and does not affect daily life.

I wonder if you have some understanding of some treatments for hemorrhoids after my explanation? But I would like to remind you that if you have bloody stools in the future, you need to go to the hospital for treatment in time, because untimely treatment may cause some other symptoms, such as constipation. I wish you a speedy recovery.