What does female hemorrhoids look like?

Hemorrhoids are a common disease in modern science, and the saying that nine out of ten people suffer from hemorrhoids is widely known. With the improvement of modern living standards, the number of hemorrhoid patients caused by factors such as poor diet and irregular work and rest is gradually increasing. External hemorrhoids are a type of hemorrhoids. Many people, especially female patients, conceal their condition, which causes very serious consequences. Therefore, we must understand the symptoms of the disease and seek timely treatment and diagnosis to prevent the disease from becoming more serious. First of all, we should understand the symptoms of external hemorrhoids. The main symptoms of female external hemorrhoids are as follows:

External hemorrhoids are located below the dentate line and are lumps caused by varicose veins of the external hemorrhoidal plexus or infection, hypertrophy, connective tissue hyperplasia or venous thrombosis of the skin of the anal margin. The surface of external hemorrhoids is covered with skin, can be seen, cannot be pushed into the anus, is not easy to bleed, and has pain and discomfort as clinical symptoms. In clinical medicine, external hemorrhoids are often divided into connective tissue external hemorrhoids, varicose external hemorrhoids, inflammatory external hemorrhoids and thrombosed external hemorrhoids.

People who stand or sit for a long time, carry heavy loads for a long time and go out for a long time will affect the venous return, causing blood stagnation in the pelvis and hematoma in the abdominal organs, resulting in excessive congestion of the hemorrhoidal veins, reduced support of the venous wall, and easy congestion and dilation of the blood vessels. Insufficient exercise, poor gastrointestinal function, slow stool passage or constipation can compress and irritate the veins, causing local hematoma and blood flow obstruction, resulting in increased pressure in the hemorrhoidal veins, reduced resistance of the venous wall, as well as genetic factors and anal infections, which can all cause external hemorrhoids.

There are just as many female patients suffering from external hemorrhoids as male patients. It is often said that nine out of ten people suffer from hemorrhoids. This reminds us of the high incidence of hemorrhoids such as external hemorrhoids. Experts remind that women should pay more attention to external hemorrhoids. The reasons why women get external hemorrhoids are closely related to their unique physiological characteristics. For example, the menstrual period, pregnancy period, confinement period, menopause, etc. increase the pressure on the anus and cause hemorrhoids, especially in the middle and late pregnancy, because the duodenum is compressed by the expanding fetus, in addition to defecation, the venous blood flow back to the anus of the duodenum is obstructed, which not only easily causes hemorrhoids, but also can further aggravate the original hemorrhoids. Because it is not suitable to receive treatment during pregnancy, if the symptoms are obvious, treatment should be started promptly after the body recovers from pregnancy. In addition, some young women suffer from external hemorrhoids, which lead to perianal abscesses. The infection around the anus will also affect the vulva, causing unnecessary gynecological inflammation and infection, so treatment should be carried out as soon as possible. In short, women should pay great attention to some anorectal diseases such as external hemorrhoids, prevent them in advance, and avoid being troubled by them.

The above content is the symptom picture of female external hemorrhoids. Patients are advised to develop good living habits in daily life and clean the anus after defecation; avoid spicy food, greasy food and other irritating foods, eat more fresh fruits or vegetables, such as apples, bananas, pears, greens, broccoli, cabbage and other foods that are conducive to defecation. It is best not to smoke and drink too much to maintain a stable bowel habit; actively participate in some outdoor activities, such as mountain climbing, walking, jogging, etc., to increase immunity.