After hemorrhoid surgery, it hurts to go to the toilet on the third day, what should I do if I bleed

Your problem, because the operation is only three days, your stool is open to the incision, resulting in bleeding, you have to go to the hospital to deal with it, in short, you should not have surgery, it is very convenient and trouble-free to find a Chinese medicine **, but you have surgery, you have surgery and you will suffer this pain, no way, you must also go to the Western medicine hospital to give you **.

There may be a little pain three days after the surgery, but you have to go to the hospital to see a doctor, prescribe a little anti-inflammatory medication, and get an anti-inflammatory injection, and that will do.

Go to the hospital and check it out! You've only been in the hospital for three days, have you been discharged?

Hello: I'm glad to answer for you.

When defecating after hemorrhoids surgery, the surgical wound is prone to bleeding, which is generally small and bright, and can occur before or after the stool is excreted.

Occurs before the stool is passed, and patients with hemorrhoids often stop defecation because they are worried about excessive bleeding, and the stool stays in the rectum and becomes difficult to defecate after a long time. At this time, as long as the bleeding is not particularly large (such as a few drops or a dozen drops of blood, blood on the tissue, etc.), there is no need to worry about ejection or continuous bleeding, and you can continue to defecate. Generally, bleeding can stop naturally after defecation and is not required**.

Continue to wash in the sitz bath and change the dressing.

If all the blood is expelled during defecation, or if it is bleeding in the form of a spurt and the bleeding does not stop, it may be a rupture of the arteriole after the wound has dehiscence. If the amount of bleeding is large, more than 100 ml, and there are purple blood clots with older color, it is mostly secondary bleeding after surgery, and it mostly occurs during the 7 to 14 days after surgery. All of these conditions require emergency treatment by a doctor.

The amount of bleeding can reach 1000 2000 ml, and patients often have dizziness, chest tightness, palpitation, cold sweat and other discomfort, and failure to rescue in time can lead to shock and even death.

1. The size of the wound will affect the length of recovery time, and I don't know if you are doing traditional surgery or minimally invasive surgery. In addition, everyone's physique is different, and the speed of recovery from wounds is also very different. Eat more red meat (beef, lamb, lean pork, pig's trotters) and eat more collagen-containing foods after surgery to help the wound recover.

2. It is normal for hemorrhoids to have blood in the stool within 1 month after hemorrhoids, or to have some blood on the tissue when wiping. If there is bleeding that does not stop or runs down the base of the thigh, you will need to go to the hospital immediately.

Everyone's constitution is different, the recovery time after surgery, and the sensitivity to pain will be different, if you feel any discomfort, it is best to go to a follow-up consultation and have your attending doctor take a look.