Can women with hemorrhoids avoid surgery?

Hemorrhoids are not a very serious disease, and today’s medical technology is so advanced that as long as we choose scientific and effective treatment methods, the disease will be able to develop in the direction we want. So is it okay to treat hemorrhoids without surgery? We cannot give a definite answer to this question. After all, everyone's hemorrhoids are different. Let us learn about it together.

Hemorrhoids are the most common type of anorectal disease. They refer to the soft venous masses formed by the expansion and bending of the venous plexus under the mucosa of the end of the rectum and the skin of the anal canal. Hemorrhoids can be clinically divided into internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids. Different hemorrhoids have different symptoms, but in general, the main symptoms are blood in the stool, pain, and prolapse. Usually, internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids are painless and intermittent blood in the stool in the early stage, and prolapse or painful bleeding in the middle and late stages. If there is no edema or inflammation in external hemorrhoids, the impact is relatively small. Generally, patients feel a foreign body sensation in the anus and swelling!

The treatment of hemorrhoids can be generally divided into conservative treatment and surgical treatment. However, we can also find from a lot of information that in the early stage of hemorrhoids, more patients use medication, usually buying medicine by themselves or going to some small clinics. Anorectal hospital experts also said that medication is the most common type of conservative treatment. It has a certain therapeutic effect on early hemorrhoids. It generally has anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects and relieves symptoms. However, many patients are blindly treated. It is best to go to a regular anorectal hospital to check and determine the symptoms, and then take medicine under the guidance of a doctor!

If the condition is serious, drug treatment will not only have no therapeutic effect, but may also cause the disease to not be treated in time and cause other complications, which may endanger the patient's health. For current surgical treatment, PPH minimally invasive treatment is used. This technology uses a special circular stapler to insert into the rectum through the anus, circularly remove the mucosa and submucosal tissue of the intestinal wall of the lower end of the rectum, and perform anastomosis at the same time as the resection, so that the prolapsed anal cushion is lifted, the normal anatomical position of the anal cushion is restored, and a suspension effect is played. At the same time, the arterial blood branch supplying the hemorrhoids is cut off to interrupt the flow of blood, thereby achieving the purpose of radical cure.

Can hemorrhoids be treated without surgery? According to some experts, the answer is that you can undergo some conservative treatments, but conservative treatments have advantages and disadvantages, and not all of them are positive. Therefore, before choosing a treatment method, it is best to have a comprehensive understanding of the treatment method. Only in this way can you suffer less pain.