Symptoms of male hemorrhoids

Update Date: 2022-10-11 Source: Network

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At present, for the diagnosis of some diseases, some patients can communicate with them by issuing a diagnosis certificate or by using language. However, for most patients, some diseases cannot communicate with them by using language or diagnosis certificate. Only through the display of these diseases can patients better understand their own diseases and clearly see the severity of their own diseases, This can also avoid some unnecessary worries of patients, especially for some minor diseases, patients will have great psychological pressure, but through the symptom picture, we can get rid of the patients' worries. Male hemorrhoids symptoms to share with you my views.

Symptoms of male hemorrhoids

1. Hematochezia: bleeding after defecation is a common symptom in the early stage of internal hemorrhoids. The color is bright red. Some stools have a small amount of blood on the surface, and some have bleeding after defecation. In the later stage, the symptoms were serious.

2. Secretion: the secretion increases due to the stimulation of rectal mucosa by hemorrhoids for a long time. In patients with advanced internal hemorrhoids, the secretion often flows out from the anus.

3. Pruritus: due to the stimulation of secretion or prolapsed hemorrhoids, it makes the anus moist for a long time, causing eczema and pruritus. In the early stage of internal hemorrhoids, there is no pain, only anal distension or defecation difficulty. If the affected area is inflamed and swollen, there will be pain; If the prolapse is not reset in time, the pain is aggravated; If incarceration occurs, there is ulceration and necrosis, causing anal edge inflammation and edema, then the pain is severe.

matters needing attention

The harm of internal hemorrhoids is great, blood in the stool causes anemia, improper cleaning of secretion is easy to infect, women should cause gynecological diseases. Therefore, experts remind that the problem should be diagnosed and treated in a professional hospital as soon as possible to avoid affecting the normal life in the later period.