Is hemorrhoids surgery a major operation?

After the operation, patients with hemorrhoids can relieve anal pain and move more conveniently. The doctor thinks that you can leave the hospital without special treatment. However, patients who may have adverse consequences such as internal hemorrhoid ligature not falling off, fever, bloody stool, poor wound drainage, abnormal wound granulation growth, and hanging rubber band not falling off need to continue treatment, and generally cannot leave the hospital. The following matters should be paid attention to after discharge: (1) Pay attention to adjusting stool, prevent constipation, and reduce irritation and friction damage to delicate wounds. If you eat more vegetables or bananas, pears, honey, etc. If necessary, you can take some laxatives, such as Maren Pills. (2) Do not eat spicy food, so as not to stimulate the wound and affect the wound healing. (3) Pay attention to the cleaning of anus and the protection of wound, and continue to take sitz bath and medication. Because some patients' surgical wounds have just healed, they are easy to be injured, or the wounds have not healed, so they should pay attention to protection, continue to take a bath and clean, continue to change the dressing for those wounds that have not healed, and apply some ointment such as hemorrhoid ointment to the wounds that have just healed to protect the wounds. In addition, it is not advisable to use too hard toilet paper when defecating. (4) Due to the destruction of anal gland and other structures by operation, there will be some dry and uncomfortable feeling in anal area within 3 months after operation, and there will be a tingling sensation during defecation. Some patients with discomfort can continue traditional Chinese medicine sitz bath, and apply hemorrhoid ointment or place hemorrhoids suppository in anus to relieve or eliminate these discomfort. Smaller anal operations, such as thrombectomy, can generally be cured without rest after discharge. However, patients undergoing major surgery, especially those whose incisions have not healed or just healed, should take a proper rest to reduce the friction and irritation to the wound, so as to facilitate the recovery of the wound. ; It is recommended to keep defecation unobstructed, avoid forced defecation, and the diet is light and easy to digest.