Traditional surgery for hemorrhoids may have sequelae, but patients should not give up surgical treatment because of choking. With the development of modern medicine, many new surgical methods can achieve painless and minimally invasive effects, and also reduce the possibility of sequelae.

Traditional surgery for hemorrhoids, if improperly operated or improperly cared after operation, may have one or more of the following sequelae:

1, anal stenosis: When performing anal surgery, the affected part is cut with a knife, so there will be some scars.

2, postoperative bleeding: Originally, the anus was a place prone to bleeding, and there were some serious diseases. On the tenth day after major surgery, the knotted thick blood vessels relaxed and suddenly there was a lot of bleeding.

3, anal sphincter insufficiency: when the external anal sphincter is removed by hemorrhoid fistula surgery, even the anal levator muscle is cut off together; Or the symptoms caused by wheel sphincter resection.

4, anal deformation: when the affected hemorrhoids cut off one side of the external anal sphincter, the side of anal surgery will be deformed and relaxed.

5, skin warts: that is, the uneven phenomenon of the skin (anal wheel).

6, delayed treatment of surgical wounds: common when suffering from anal fissure.