Which department should women with hemorrhoids go to?

Hemorrhoids are a disease that belongs to the anorectal department. Both women and men need to go to the anorectal department. When hemorrhoids appear, you can first observe them based on the local clinical manifestations, first of all, there is pain in the anus and difficulty in defecation. If necessary, routine stool tests and colonoscopy can be combined.

The main symptoms of hemorrhoids

1. The main symptom of hemorrhoids is blood in the stool: The early clinical symptoms of internal hemorrhoids include gushing bleeding, spotting, blood on toilet paper, etc. The blood is bright red. External hemorrhoids are not prone to bleeding.

2. Pain and heaviness: It is the clinical symptom of painful external hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids are not painful when they are not inflamed. The main symptom of hemorrhoids is pain and heaviness, which often occurs in internal hemorrhoid infection, incarceration and strangulation necrosis, and often causes severe pain and heaviness.

3. Slippage: The main reason for the late stage of internal hemorrhoids is the expansion of the hemorrhoids, which separates the mucosa and the submucosa from the anal layer. During defecation, the early symptom of hemorrhoids is that the hemorrhoids can drop below the dentate line and the mineral acid is outside the anal canal.

4. Itching: Repeated prolapse of late-stage internal hemorrhoids can cause relaxation of the anal sphincter and excessive secretions, resulting in dampness and uncleanness around the anus, itching and eczema. In severe cases, it can also cause friction pain and itching. Bleeding from internal hemorrhoids can also cause anemia, dizziness, loss of appetite, and constipation, which is also one of the early symptoms of hemorrhoids.