What's wrong with hemorrhoids? Will it affect menstruation?

What's wrong with hemorrhoids? Will it affect menstruation?

Hemorrhoids are mostly caused by bad living habits. Hemorrhoids usually do not affect menstruation, and the occurrence of menstruation has nothing to do with the presence of hemorrhoids.

Hemorrhoids are usually caused by increased intra-abdominal pressure, dietary factors, and long-term sitting, which lead to hemorrhoids caused by dilation of blood vessels in the anal canal or rectum. The clinical incidence of hemorrhoids is very high, and most patients have no discomfort. However, some patients experience pain, bleeding, and even anemia. Patients without obvious discomfort can temporarily stop treatment. If the symptoms are mild, the symptoms of hemorrhoids can also be controlled by improving living and eating habits. Usually, they can take a bath with warm water. If the hemorrhoids are severely painful and accompanied by severe bleeding, surgical treatment can be performed under the guidance of a doctor.

Menstruation usually refers to the periodic shedding and bleeding of the endometrium, accompanied by periodic changes in the ovaries, and is a normal physiological phenomenon for women. Menstruation is mainly affected by endocrine, diet, and environmental psychological factors, and is generally not affected by hemorrhoid factors. Irregular menstruation can be regulated by improving diet and lifestyle. If the effect is not ideal after taking measures, it is recommended to go to the hospital gynecology department for six B-ultrasound and hormone tests to clarify the cause, and then use Chinese medicine for conditioning under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, during the treatment process, attention should also be paid to the cleanliness of the genitals. You can wash it with warm water every day and avoid wearing tight underwear.

It is recommended to pay attention to rest in life, eat light and easily digestible food, and avoid eating raw, cold and irritating food.