How does haemorrhoid have blood to treat

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I finished the traditional hemorrhoids surgery for 16 days, the anal hemorrhoids have not dropped, there is still feeling with the hand, with the hand hard pinch can also feel pain, after a lot of treatment, let's talk about how to treat hemorrhoids with blood.

How does haemorrhoid have blood to treat

Treatment 1: infrared coagulation therapy, for I, II degree internal hemorrhoids, through infrared radiation, hemorrhoids block fiber hyperplasia, sclerosis atrophy. Clinical treatment has proved that this technique has a high recurrence rate.

Treatment 2: rubber band ligation therapy, the special rubber band into the root of internal hemorrhoids, blocking the blood supply of hemorrhoids, hemorrhoids block ischemia, necrosis, shedding and healing. It is suitable for grade I, II and III internal hemorrhoids. This treatment of hemorrhoids has limitations, fundamentally speaking, does not eliminate the root causes of hemorrhoids.

Treatment 3: injection therapy. For the first and second degree hemorrhoids, sclerosing agents such as 5% carbolic acid vegetable oil, 5% sodium oleate and 4% Mingfan aqueous solution were injected around the hemorrhoids, which could produce aseptic inflammatory reaction, fibrosis of submucosal tissue and atrophy of hemorrhoids. This kind of treatment is a step forward compared with simple drug treatment. For local hemorrhoids treatment plays a stable role, but more side effects, such as: local injection site edema, pain, abnormal defecation and so on.

matters needing attention

We suggest that we should pay attention to: pregnancy and postpartum hemorrhoids are also very common. In order to ensure the health of mother and child, once pregnant women find rectal itching or pain, they should tell the doctor as soon as possible. One of the key measures for self-treatment of hemorrhoids during pregnancy is to keep the left lying position when lying down, reduce the pressure of blood vessels, and avoid venous swelling and hemorrhoids.