There is a meat ball where women poop

If a woman has a lump in the stool area, it may be due to hemorrhoids caused by excessive straining during defecation. It is recommended to reduce excessive straining as much as possible. In daily life, eat more vegetables, apples, pure honey and other ingredients to improve bowel lubrication, eat less irritating food, drink more warm water, exercise moderately, and apply enema externally as needed to improve bowel lubrication. Next, let’s discuss why there is a lump in the female stool area.

A ball of flesh in the female stool area is a manifestation of hemorrhoids. Let's discuss the symptoms of hemorrhoids:

Suffering from hemorrhoids is no different for women and men. It is mainly because the venous return around the anus is not smooth, which can cause the pressure in the veins around the anus to increase, causing the veins to coil and then form hemorrhoids. According to the location of the hemorrhoids, they are divided into internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids, and the clinical manifestations are also different. Internal hemorrhoids are mainly characterized by bleeding, and the pain is not obvious. If they recur for a long time, ulcers may also occur. External hemorrhoids are mainly characterized by pain. If blood forms venous thrombosis in the external hemorrhoids, it can cause severe pain, which is clinically called thrombosed external hemorrhoids. Whether it is internal hemorrhoids or external hemorrhoids, if the symptoms are mild, they can be treated through active symptomatic treatment, avoiding eating spicy foods, taking warm water baths every night, and appropriately using therapeutic drugs to relieve them.

Causes of hemorrhoids in women:

It is similar to men, mainly due to the sinking of the anal cushion or the varicose vein of the low-echo area of ​​the duodenal vein inside the anus. Because the anal cushions move downward slowly during each bowel movement, hemorrhoids will gradually develop as the patient ages. Because there is no valve in the duodenal vein inside the anus, if the venous return is blocked, it will cause varicose veins, which is especially common in women in late pregnancy. Because the enlarged uterus is compressed by the pelvis, the venous return can be blocked and the patient will develop hemorrhoids.

If the patient's symptoms are relatively mild, traditional treatment methods can be used, such as eating a light diet, eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, avoiding spicy and irritating foods, paying attention to hygiene, and generally hemorrhoids can be alleviated. If the symptoms are more serious, you need to take diosmin or Maizhiling orally, and you also need to apply hemorrhoid cream on the surface of the hemorrhoids and inside the anus for medication treatment. If it still cannot be relieved, you need to consider surgical removal of the hemorrhoids.