What are the symptoms of anal polyps?

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Anal polyps are new organisms that occur in the anal canal or rectal mucosa. Most of them are round or oval tumors with pedicle, which can protrude into the intestinal cavity and move up and down. Most of the pedicle is caused by intestinal peristalsis or fecal traction. Anal polyps are usually caused by chronic stimulation of feces. They are common benign tumors, and a few of them can be malignant. The majority of anal polyps are solitary, and the minority are multiple. What are the symptoms of anal polyps? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

What are the symptoms of anal polyps?

When the polyps are large or large in number, the intestinal mucosa is pulled by gravity to separate from the muscular layer and prolapse downward. The pulling of defecation and stimulation of intestinal peristalsis can relax the mucosa around the pedicle and cause rectal prolapse.

Painless hematochezia is the main clinical manifestation of rectal polyps. The amount of bleeding in the stool of polyps is less. If the polyps fall off due to extrusion during defecation, and the polyps are large in volume and low in position, more amount of bleeding in the stool can occur. Hematochezia is characterized by blood, but not blood drop.

Normal feces should be cylindrical, but if polyps in the colon cavity, compression feces, then discharge often become thin, or flat, sometimes attached with blood stains. When intestinal peristalsis pull polyps, intestinal irritation symptoms can appear, such as abdominal discomfort, abdominal pain, diarrhea, purulent stool, diarrhea, etc.

matters needing attention

1. Usually should eat fresh fruits, vegetables, whole wheat or miscellaneous sugar food, make stool soft, easy to discharge. 2. You should drink plenty of water to keep water in your body. 3. If you already have anal polyps, wash them with warm water after defecation, and then dry them. 4. Appropriate diet and good health habits can inhibit anal polyps and even cure mild anal polyps.