Can haemorrhoids be inherited

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A clerk of a company has to sit at his desk every day. His stool is always bloody. In the morning, he knows that he is suffering from hemorrhoids. He has cured the disease as soon as possible. Now he is finally cured. Today, I would like to share with you whether hemorrhoids can be inherited.

Can haemorrhoids be inherited

Influence 1: long term bloody stool is easy to cause anemia: bloody stool is the main symptom of hemorrhoids. Stage I internal hemorrhoids belong to the initial stage, with more bleeding. Stage II internal hemorrhoids belong to the middle stage, the bleeding can be more or less. Clinically, there are more patients with stage I and II internal hemorrhoids. Due to the mild symptoms of stage I and II internal hemorrhoids, it is very easy for patients to ignore or use conservative treatment. Over time, with the increase of blood loss, patients appear pale, fatigue, dizziness, weakness and other serious anemia symptoms.

Influence 2: easy to cause gynecological inflammation: because the anus and vagina are close, hemorrhoids bleeding or inflammation often lead to a large number of bacteria breeding, inadvertently into the vagina, causing a variety of vaginitis, urethritis, cystitis, adnexitis and other gynecological inflammation.

Influence 3: cause perianal eczema for a long time: due to prolapse of hemorrhoids and relaxation of sphincter, mucus flows out of anus and stimulates skin, which leads to skin pruritus and anal eczema. In severe cases, even occasionally spread to the buttocks, perineum and clitoris, local rash, erythema, erosion, exudation, scab, desquamation.

matters needing attention

Warm reminder: hemorrhoids are mainly caused by the stagnation of local blood flow in the anus. Taking a hip bath with hot water regularly every day and consciously contracting the anus can enhance the function of anal sphincter, improve local blood flow, soften local tissues, and greatly alleviate the problem of hemorrhoids.