Mixed hemorrhoidectomy

The clinical symptoms of mixed hemorrhoids are the same as those of internal and external hemorrhoids, and they have both, mainly manifested as blood in the stool and pain in the anus, initially blood stained with toilet paper, occasional bleeding and ejection, and late stage hemorrhoids prolapse. Those who can pay it back by themselves, and return it by hand if there is a foreign body sensation in the local area, seeing constipation, or uncomfortable defecation. The internal and external hemorrhoids are continuous and become a whole called mixed hemorrhoids, which is the most complicated type of hemorrhoids. There are four types of external hemorrhoids: connective tissue, varicose veins, thrombosis, and inflammation. There are three types of internal hemorrhoids: hemangiomas, venous tumors, and fibroids, which can be divided into three stages according to their severity. There are different treatments for each type and period.

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