Who knows the pain of hemorrhoids! How is it formed? Be careful not to let go of these 'bad roots'
As the saying goes, "nine hemorrhoids out of ten", it can be seen that many people suffer from hemorrhoids in life. Hemorrhoids are a very common anorectal disease. They are mainly venous clusters formed by varicose venous plexuses at the bottom of the anorectum and anal mucosa. According to different formation locations, they can be divided into internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids, and mixed hemorrhoids.
Anal itching, pain, bleeding, swelling, prolapse, etc. are common symptoms of hemorrhoids. At the beginning of hemorrhoids, the symptoms are relatively mild and have little impact on the human body. If not treated in time, the symptoms of hemorrhoids will gradually increase, which will not only affect people In severe cases, it can induce some gastrointestinal diseases and even endanger people's health. Therefore, it is necessary to understand some relevant knowledge about hemorrhoids and do a good job in the prevention and treatment of hemorrhoids. Who knows the pain of hemorrhoids? How is it formed? These "bad roots" cannot be let go.
How do hemorrhoids form?
- Bad living habits
Some bad living habits can easily cause hemorrhoids. For example, sitting for a long time and standing for a long time will affect the venous return, slow down the blood flow in the pelvis and congest the abdominal viscera, and then make the hemorrhoidal veins overfill, and the tension of the blood vessel wall will decrease after a long time. Declining, long-term expansion of blood vessels and congestion leads to the formation of hemorrhoids; now some people like to play with mobile phones when going to the toilet, unknowingly prolonging the time of squatting and defecating, which can easily lead to anal congestion, affect the blood circulation in the anus and surrounding areas, and it is easy to Formation of hemorrhoids; in addition, friends with poor personal hygiene habits can easily lead to the growth of a large number of bacteria in the anus and around the anus, which is also a common factor leading to hemorrhoids. If you have these bad habits in your daily life, you should get rid of them as soon as possible.
- Abnormal stool
Diarrhea and stool nodules are very common symptoms of abnormal stool, and both are important factors for the formation of hemorrhoids. Diarrhea will increase the risk of local infection in the anus and perianal area, and easily form anal sinusitis, perianal abscess, inflammatory external hemorrhoids, etc.; because the feces of patients with stool nodules are relatively dry, the anus will be severely squeezed when they are discharged. Congestion, swelling, anal fissure and other symptoms appear in the anus and surrounding parts, and it is easy to form hemorrhoids in the long run. If you often have such abnormal stool symptoms, it is best to go to the hospital for examination in time and treat early to avoid aggravation of the condition.
- Dietary factors
Stimulating, spicy, and heavy foods are more irritating to the gastrointestinal mucosa. Frequent consumption of such foods can easily lead to blood vessel dilation and intestinal dysfunction, which in turn can cause constipation, gastroenteritis, rectal lesions, and hemorrhoids. In addition, in the usual diet, people who like to eat refined foods, have less dietary fiber intake, and people who do not drink enough water are prone to constipation, which also increases the probability of suffering from hemorrhoids. Therefore, in daily life, everyone should maintain healthy eating habits, try to eat as light as possible, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and drink plenty of water at the same time. Doing so will help speed up intestinal peristalsis and reduce the accumulation of various metabolic wastes and toxins in the body , to avoid the formation of hemorrhoids caused by improper diet.
- Disease factors
Some disease factors may also lead to the formation of hemorrhoids, weak constitution, insufficient nutrition lead to anus, sphincter weakness, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma caused by increased abdominal pressure, chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, gastroenteritis, colitis, etc. It may cause or aggravate anorectal diseases, and then form hemorrhoids. These diseases are often accompanied by obvious physical discomfort. When you are not sure whether you are sick, it is best to go to the hospital for examination.
Generally speaking, there are many factors that lead to hemorrhoids. Both non-pathological and pathological factors may lead to the formation of hemorrhoids. Most of the non-pathological factors have an obvious relationship with living habits, and most of them are caused by non-pathological factors. Most hemorrhoids can be effectively alleviated and improved after self-adjustment, but hemorrhoids caused by pathological factors must be vigilant and seek medical treatment in time to avoid delaying the condition for too long.