Connective tissue external hemorrhoids

Connective tissue external hemorrhoids, also known as skin hemorrhoids or skin hemorrhoids. External hemorrhoids. See "Treatment of Anorectal Diseases with Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine". It can be seen clinically that there is a new flap on the edge of the anus, which gradually increases, has a foreign body sensation, is soft and painless, does not bleed, and only swells when the body is hot and hot. No treatment is usually required. Drugs can be used to smoke and wash. Hemorrhoids basically have connective tissue changes, no obvious varicose veins, very few blood vessels, wide and pointed base, yellowish brown or brownish black, prominent and easy to see, different sizes and shapes, sometimes only one, in the back of the anus or in the front And sometimes several around the anus.

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