Why do girls' hemorrhoids itch?

Both men and women may suffer from hemorrhoids, especially those who often suffer from constipation. Hemorrhoids can make people feel very uncomfortable, such as feeling very painful, and feeling uncomfortable whether sitting or standing. Some girls with hemorrhoids may even feel itchy. Why do girls with hemorrhoids feel itchy? Let’s analyze the specific reasons below.

The main symptoms of hemorrhoids are bleeding and prolapse. Long-term prolapse can bring rectal mucus to the outside of the anus, irritating the skin around the anus and causing itching. In addition, after hemorrhoids prolapse, the anus relaxes and then does not close tightly, allowing hemorrhoid mucus to leak out of the anus, irritating the skin and causing itching. Anal itching is particularly uncomfortable for patients due to its location. Some patients think it is caused by unhygienic anus. In fact, it is the itching caused by long-term hemorrhoids. Therefore, hemorrhoids need to be treated, such as cleaning after defecation and applying medicine to prevent itching. Severe cases can be treated with surgery.

There are two reasons why hemorrhoids can cause anal itching:

1. Local external hemorrhoids protrude, and a small amount of fecal residue is easily retained in the skin folds, stimulating local tissues to cause dermatitis and eczema;

2. Repeated prolapse of internal hemorrhoids increases the secretion of the rectal mucosa, causing some intestinal secretions to seep into the skin around the anus, stimulating local itching.

The best treatment for hemorrhoids

Kuzhisan therapy: Apply Kuzhisan to the surface of hemorrhoids to cause the hemorrhoids to necrotize, dry up and fall off, and the wound to heal itself. This method is suitable for stage III internal hemorrhoids and incarcerated hemorrhoids.

Oral Chinese medicine: Use Chinese medicine that can replenish qi, consolidate the body, astringe and stop bleeding, and astringe the intestines to resolve hemorrhoids to reduce or stop bleeding, shrink hemorrhoids, reduce prolapse, and reduce or eliminate symptoms. This method is suitable for any patient.

Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment, including removal of hemorrhoids, is still the most commonly used treatment method. Its characteristics are that with the improvement of surgical methods, the pain during and after the operation is less, the wound heals quickly, the effect is definite, and the surgical conditions are relatively high. It is currently the most reliable method for treating hemorrhoids.

Infrared therapy: Use infrared rays to irradiate or burn hemorrhoids, causing them to shrink.

Cryotherapy: Use a freezer and liquid nitrogen as a refrigerant to freeze the hemorrhoids into blocks, causing them to necrotize and fall off.