Generally speaking, hemorrhoids will not heal on their own, but there are still many patients who are lucky enough to wait for self-healing. As a result, they worsen the condition and bring a lot of harm to the body.

Mixed hemorrhoids is a more complex type of hemorrhoids. It has the characteristics of internal and external hemorrhoids. Generally speaking, hemorrhoids will not heal on their own, but there are still many patients who are lucky enough to wait for self-healing. As a result, they worsen the condition and bring a lot of harm to the body. Today, let’s talk about what are the dangers of mixed hemorrhoids?

1, incarcerated

hemorrhoids that have prolapsed outside the anus are clamped by the sphincter, venous return is blocked, and arterial blood is still continuously input to increase the size of the hemorrhoids, until the arterial blood vessels are compressed and thrombosis forms. This causes the hemorrhoids to become hard and painful, making it difficult to return them to the anus.

2, necrosis

Hemorrhoids are embedded outside the anus. Due to a series of pathological changes, local metabolites accumulate, which further aggravates local edema in the anus and aggravates the impact of hemorrhoids. This is a vicious cycle. Therefore, if internal hemorrhoids remain incarcerated for a long time, necrosis will inevitably occur.

3. Infection

After hemorrhoids are incarcerated, there will often be varying degrees of infection. The patient will have symptoms such as tenesmus and an obvious sense of anal swelling.

4. Anemia

Patients with mixed hemorrhoids will bleed repeatedly during bowel movements, which will cause a large amount of iron to be lost in the body. In severe cases, it may cause iron deficiency anemia . When anemia is severe or progresses rapidly, patients will experience symptoms such as pale complexion, fatigue, loss of appetite, palpitations , and accelerated heart rate.

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