How to treat hemorrhoids and hematochezia in summer?

Hemorrhoids and hematochezia are common symptoms. Patients with this symptom indicate that the symptoms are already very serious and need timely treatment to avoid anemia complications. Patients can choose four treatment methods: surgery (traditional surgery or minimally invasive surgery), ultra-low temperature and ultra-high temperature therapy, ligation, ligation therapy, injection therapy and so on.

How is haemorrhoid hematochezia treated? Four methods of hemorrhoid and bloody stool! Hemorrhoid hematochezia is a common symptom faced by many patients with severe hemorrhoids. These patients are often accompanied by pain, constipation, anal pruritus and other symptoms. If not treated in time, hemorrhoid prolapse will also cause incarceration and necrosis of hemorrhoids, which will make patients suffer more. Therefore, it is very necessary for patients to receive treatment as soon as possible. So let's look at the more effective treatment.

1. surgical treatment: traditional surgical treatment or minimally invasive surgical treatment can be used to remove the hemorrhoid nucleus for the patient, and mechanical methods such as suture of the hemorrhoid nucleus can also be used to embolize or collapse the hemorrhoid nucleus. Minimally invasive surgery is the most commonly used method at present, which has the advantages of less bleeding, quick recovery and no influence on work.

2. Ultra-low temperature and ultra-high temperature therapy: This is also a common treatment method. The therapeutic principle is to use a specific ultra-low temperature or ultra-high temperature to produce a cold and heat effect in the hemorrhoid core, and then continue to use oscillating electric ions to penetrate the physical effect or capacitance effect of the patient, so as to coagulate the focus tissue and block the local blood vessels of the hemorrhoid core, and then electrocoagulation and hemostasis are performed on the patient, so as to denature the hemorrhoid core tissue as a whole and achieve the effects of necrosis, shedding and atrophy.