Best treatment for mixed hemorrhoids in women

Hemorrhoids are a common disease that causes great distress to many people. Hemorrhoids are a very harmful disease. Patients often feel great pain. Hemorrhoids are divided into external hemorrhoids and internal hemorrhoids, and they mostly occur in the private parts of the body. The onset of hemorrhoids is gender-neutral, and both men and women can suffer from such patients. So what are the best treatments for external hemorrhoids in women? Please see the detailed introduction below.

What are the best treatments for external hemorrhoids in women?

1. Inflammatory external hemorrhoids

After the onset of the disease, you should rest, take anti-inflammatory drugs orally, fumigate with alum solution after defecation, and apply anti-inflammatory drugs externally; wipe the anus with gauze dipped in 25% boric acid solution and vaseline solution, and then use a hand warmer for external use, which is effective. Internal and external medication can cure the disease.

2. Thrombosed external hemorrhoids

1. Non-surgical treatment: The patient should rest, avoid spicy food and drinking, take Ma Ren Zi Pi Wan internally when constipated to make bowel movements smooth, and use nitrate alum lotion for fumigation after defecation.

2. Surgical treatment: After one week of conservative treatment, if the venous thrombus has not dissolved and absorbed but has expanded and the symptoms have worsened, venous thrombectomy can be performed immediately, which can immediately relieve the pain. There are two methods for thrombosed external hemorrhoids: extrusion resection and separation resection. Finger extrusion resection is suitable for patients with simple, isolated venous thrombosis without adhesion to the surrounding area. Separation resection is suitable for patients with large venous thrombosis, those with peripheral adhesions or multiple venous thrombosis.

3. Treatment of varicose external hemorrhoids: If there are no internal hemorrhoids or the symptoms are not obvious and the lumps are small, no treatment is required. Pay attention to keeping the anus clean and use a hand warmer to improve the local blood circulation and keep the anus from expanding. If the disease worsens and affects the patient's life and conservative treatment fails, external hemorrhoidal vein detachment can be performed under local anesthesia.

4. When connective tissue external hemorrhoids have no obvious symptoms, no treatment is required. The anus should be kept clean and a warm salt water bath should be used after defecation to prevent recurrent infection. If necessary, you can take Ma Ren Zi Pi Pills and Tong Bian Ling internally. If there is inflammation, apply hot compress to the area, fumigate with alum solution after defecation, and apply anti-inflammatory ointment externally. When conservative treatment fails, external hemorrhoidectomy may be an option.

Damage caused by external hemorrhoids

1. Although external hemorrhoids are not prone to bleed, it does not mean that there is no possibility of bleeding. External hemorrhoids will bleed after being abraded or inflamed. Long-term bloody stools will cause anemia.

2. Blood in the stool or pain around the anus are symptoms of external hemorrhoids, but if you think that blood in the stool or any pain around the anus is caused by hemorrhoids, you will be careless and delay the real disease, gastrointestinal cancer, and miss the best opportunity for treatment.

3. External hemorrhoids Hemorrhoids are outside the anus and have a lot of secretions, causing anal pruritus or anal eczema. Female patients may also develop gynecological diseases as a result.

4. Because external hemorrhoids are spherical objects that grow outside the anus and block the anus. When gas is generated, the gas is often trapped inside because the standard air pressure is not strong enough. Farts are waste gases discharged by the human body, most of which are carbon dioxide, radon and methane. If the body has waste gases for a long time and the density is too high, it will cause abdominal bloating, or cause the blood vessels to be stressed and the normal contraction of the heart to be affected, which may lead to insufficient blood supply, for example, dizziness, brain swelling, fatigue, etc.