Is hemorrhoids easy to relapse?

Hemorrhoids are prone to relapse, mostly because personal care is not in place. First, we should actively treat and change bad living habits. At ordinary times, we should keep the stool unobstructed, eat more foods that moisten the intestines and relieve constipation and contain more dietary fiber to prevent constipation, have a light diet, develop good defecation habits, don't sit for a long time, do more exercises to lift the anus, pay attention to the cleanliness of the anus after defecation, and avoid bacterial growth from affecting recovery.

In addition, anal nursing is the basis of rehabilitation. The specific requirements are to wash the anus after defecation, take a bath every day and hang the anus to breathe. Prepare an electric anal healing bag, in which the anal healing cleaner helps to clean after defecation, the anal healing medicine barrel completes fumigation and sitz bath in a sitting position, and the anal healing support pad helps to suspend the wound and promote edema regression. Pay special attention to patients with hematochezia. The wound of bloody stool is contaminated by bacteria in feces. After defecation, it is necessary not only to wash with an anal healing cleaner, but also to disinfect with an anal healing disinfectant towel, so as to avoid a large number of bacteria stimulating anal edema and aggravating the condition. In summer, wounds need ventilation, and breathable healing towels can absorb exudates and secretions and keep them dry. Anorectal care packages are available in hospitals and online. Pay attention to identification. For example, the inner core of the fake anal healing support pad is inferior sponge, the color is black, it is flat when sitting, and there is no airway, while the hospital uses a white inner core with two hidden airways, which has enough support to ensure that the air is not stuffy. For example, the airway of the medicine bathtub must be medical-grade transparent, and the anus healing medicine bathtub is transparent only for hospital use, because it is necessary to observe the concentration of the liquid medicine.