External hemorrhoid thrombectomy

External hemorrhoids are clinically frequently-occurring diseases. They are often caused by spicy food, stools, stools, and perianal subcutaneous veins, and blood stasis. Clinically, the patient is conscious of anal swelling, pain and foreign body sensation as the main symptom. It can be seen that there are grape-like dark purple tumors under the perianal or anal canal, sometimes with mild erosion on the surface. Femoral external hemorrhoidectomy for treatment. Treating diseases: external hemorrhoids Indication The disease occurred within 1~3 days, the pain was severe, and the mass did not shrink. If the pain is mild after 3 to 4 days of onset, the tumor has a tendency to shrink, and surgery is often unnecessary. Preoperative preparation No special preparation is required before surgery. Surgical procedure 1. After local anesthesia, make a radial incision at the place where the thrombus is located. After cutting the skin, see the purple-red blood clot. Use the thumb and index finger to squeeze out all the clots from the base of the thrombus toward the incision. 2. If there is adhesion around the thrombus, use a small curved shear to make a sharp separation, and completely remove the thrombus. 3. If you still have difficulty, use a curette to remove it. 4. Fill the wound with Vaseline oil gauze, and the wound will not be sutured, let it gradually heal.

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