Do you need to dilate anus after hemorrhoid operation? Is it still useful to dilate anus one month after operation? Today, 0/5 days after the operation, I went for expansion, and the doctor told me to go again in 0/5 days. During the operation review, the doctor will appropriately dilate the anus according to the situation to avoid anal stenosis. At present, bleeding during defecation is mainly considered because the sprouts on the postoperative wound are relatively fresh, and it is easy to bleed when defecation is dry. If you have difficulty defecating or anal stenosis, you should dilate your anus and avoid constipation at ordinary times, which is more conducive to recovery.

But generally try not to recommend surgery. If it is easy to relapse, you can put 100g fresh walnut leaves into a crock, add 100 ml clean water, seal the jar mouth with paper, boil for 20min, put the jar into a bucket, tear the jar mouth open and seal the paper.

Immediately sit on the bucket, smoke the affected area with steam for 30 minutes, then pour the liquid medicine with residue into the basin, wait until the water temperature is cooled to about 50℃, take a sitz bath for 30 minutes, and scrub the affected area with residue three times a day for five consecutive days.

Hemorrhoids are normal blood vessels protruding from the anus or near the anus due to pressure, similar to varicose veins in the legs.

1. First of all, adjust your emotions, relax yourself, and never suppress yourself.

2. Eat less spicy food in daily life. If you can eat it, don't eat it at all. In the meantime, stop drinking.

3. Three meals a day must be regular, and eating more green leafy vegetables and fruits can better regulate the function of the stomach and prevent toxic substances from accumulating at the end of the rectum.

Hemorrhoids can also be treated with Zichuan decoction smear, which will usually be good in a month or so.