Hemorrhoids are common anorectal diseases in life, and hemorrhoids are also a benign disease. The development process is very slow, but many of them did not attract attention when hemorrhoids first occurred. The main symptoms of hemorrhoids are bleeding, pain and prolapse, and severe bleeding can lead to anemia. First of all, the inducement should be removed when treating hemorrhoids. If bleeding and prolapse continue, drugs and surgery should be considered. The severity of hemorrhoids is mainly the symptom of bleeding, because anemia caused by bleeding will seriously affect health, especially when acute thrombosis occurs, besides bleeding, it will also cause severe prolapse, and there will be severe swelling and pain. The bigger the thrombus, the more painful it is, which will affect life and work. Therefore, it is necessary to treat it in time and consider surgery.

Hemorrhoids are a benign disease, which can only be treated with symptoms, and can also be treated without symptoms. If it is bleeding, it may lead to anemia. If it is painless intermittent hematochezia, if you really see hemorrhoids, remove the inducement first. If you have bloody stool for three days in a row, you should take medicine besides removing the inducement. If it still bleeds after 2 or 3 days, it is best to inject sclerosing agent for treatment. If hemorrhoids expand further, they will come out. Every time you come out, you have to send it back. To solve the problem of prolapse, we should also consider surgery. If there is an acute thrombus and the swelling and pain are severe, surgery should also be considered to remove the thrombus, and the pain will be relieved immediately.

Hemorrhoids depend on what symptoms are serious. The main symptoms of hemorrhoids are bleeding, prolapse and pain. If the bleeding is serious and there is no prolapse, use drugs to improve the inducement, because stool hemorrhoids will not happen for no reason, there must be a reason. Common reasons are staying up late, drinking, eating spicy food, bad stool and so on. If the inducement is lifted and the bleeding can't stop, medication will be used to improve it. If it doesn't work in 3 or 5 days, it is recommended to inject.

Injection therapy is to directly hit the drug to the hemorrhoid site, which can cause aseptic inflammatory reaction and has a very good lasting effect. If it goes on, it will be cleared. Every time the stool is cleared, it will be sent back. If it is serious, surgery will be considered. If the pain is severe, it is often acute thrombosis. It hurts badly when the thrombus is big. The bigger, the more painful. So we should also consider surgery. Removing the thrombus can relieve the pain immediately.