Going to the toilet to pull blood and it doesn t hurt at all What s going on? Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are not incarcerated, compressed, or inflamed, and bleeding hemorrhoids usually do not hurt. Hemorrhoids should be treated as soon as possible. Don't think that hemorrhoids have a little blood, it's not serious, and you don't need to treat it.

The principle of treatment of hemorrhoids is early detection and early treatment, and drug treatment is optional. Hemorrhoids are relatively easy to treat with medication at the beginning of the attack, but if hemorrhoids drag on for a long time, they will become stubborn, and drug treatment will be much more difficult.

If it is hemorrhoids, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for treatment.

Hemorrhoids bleeding can first consider drug treatment, hemorrhoids drugs are divided into topical drugs and oral drugs, and topical drugs can be summarized into the following three categories:

Clause. 1. Suppositories, suppositories can be inserted into the rectum through the anus, and their main functions are to reduce inflammation and relieve pain, promote inflammation absorption, and mucosal healing;

Clause. 2. There are many external lotions, hemorrhoids lotions, which are divided into traditional Chinese medicine preparations and Western medicine preparations, which can promote inflammation absorption and edema subsidence through fumigation, thereby relieving symptoms;

Clause. 3. Plaster, the plaster is directly applied to the surface of hemorrhoids, which can clear heat, dry dampness, invigorate blood, dispel blood stasis, reduce inflammation and relieve pain.

Oral medications generally use drugs to treat varicose veins to promote venous return, help repair blood vessel walls, and promote lymphatic return. Drugs that promote blood circulation are also indicated for acute attacks of hemorrhoids, including symptoms of bleeding, itching, dampness and swelling of the anus. Chinese patent medicine can sometimes play a very good role in bleeding hemorrhoids.

Drugs have a limited effect, and if conservative drug treatment is ineffective, patients with more severe symptoms may need surgery.