Is hemorrhoids sure to hurt
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Hemorrhoids surgery should have three months or four months, these days after defecation always buttock eye pain, sitting on the stool also pain, after treatment is now good, I put hemorrhoids will pain it sort out, for your reference.
Is hemorrhoids sure to hurt
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.
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But I don't want to give you a hint of "small hemorrhoids" in our daily life. Hemorrhoids due to long-term chronic bleeding, will lead to anemia, pain; anal sphincter contraction weakened, hemorrhoids prolapse, such as cough, defecation and other abdominal pressure increase, will lead to patients can not engage in normal physical work. If hemorrhoids block diffuse infection, prolapse of internal hemorrhoids can not be recovered, it will seriously affect the normal life and work of patients.