How to treat hemorrhoids prolapse

Hemorrhoids prolapse need surgery. Clinically, hemorrhoids prolapse often refers to the anal part of internal hemorrhoids prolapse. Because part of mixed hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids themselves is outside the anus, there is no problem of prolapse.

When internal hemorrhoids prolapse, hemorrhoids are easy to be embedded in the anal part, forming a more serious edema mass in the anus. If the embedded hemorrhoids are not received in the anus in time, it can lead to necrosis and ulcer of the hemorrhoids mucosa due to ischemia and hypoxia.

If combined with infection, it will cause inflammation around the anus. Therefore, hemorrhoids prolapse needs surgery.