With the advent of a disease such as hemorrhoids, the patient has many problems. The habitual rhythm of life is disrupted. There are always unwanted symptoms. If you timely diagnose ailment, you can quickly recover.
In the event that the patient delays with a visit to the doctor, he may have purulent hemorrhoids. This is a rather unpleasant complication. Purulent discharge indicates the presence of inflammatory processes. In most cases, hemorrhoidal nodes may be accompanied by infectious diseases.
Before contacting a specialist for help, it is necessary to understand when a disease may occur.
When does purulent hemorrhoids appear?
Purulent discharge can appear in a patient in several cases, each requiring specialist intervention. The main cases include:
- Purulent paraproctitis has appeared. Such a disease causes the inflammatory process of the walls of the rectum. Inflammation can be triggered by the appearance of thrombosis or cracks;
- There was a complication in the form of a thrombosis. Such an aggravation may be caused by the absence of chronic hemorrhoid therapy. Over time, the patient develops severe necrosis, which becomes the cause of the appearance of pus;
- Pus may appear after removal of hemorrhoids. In the wound can get feces or pathogenic microflora;
- Ulcerative colitis, also capable of causing the appearance of secretions. Thus with a pus there will be a blood.
If such precipitations appear from the anus, you need to go to the proctologist as soon as possible for an examination. If this is not done, serious problems can arise.
To recognize the disease and start treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to the accompanying signs. In this case, diagnosing the disease will be much easier.
Treatment of purulent hemorrhoids
The appearance of hemorrhoidal cones is quite an unpleasant phenomenon, but worst of all, when it is accompanied by purulent discharge. The patient is observed:
- Elevated temperature to 40 degrees;
- There is a feeling of severe discomfort;
- The skin swells;
- When the abscess is eliminated, the patient becomes lighter.
If such symptoms appear, it means that the patient has purulent hemorrhoids, it remains to understand how to treat it.
Treatment should be handled by a specialist. It is best if therapy begins with the first signs. If this is not done, the discharge can get into the urethra and into the vagina.
In most cases, surgical intervention is required. Drug therapy is only able to help if the suppuration is not great. It is best to use anti-inflammatory and antibacterial ointments.
If puncture is performed, the pus will be removed. The patient will immediately feel better, the body temperature will be normalized. Also signs of intoxication will disappear. Unfortunately, such manipulations are not enough to completely get rid of the disease.
When a little pus is removed after removing the hemorrhoids, another operation is needed. It is necessary to eliminate the inflamed hemorrhoidal node. The patient should immediately tune in to the fact that the fight will be difficult and will take a lot of time.
For effective treatment of purulent hemorrhoids, drug therapy should be combined with folk medicine. Get rid of the abscess with:
- Sitting bath. As a solution, use 25 grams of soda and sea salt, which dissolve in 5 liters of boiled water. The duration of 1 procedure is 10 minutes;
- Decoction of marigold, millennia, sage and St. John's wort. The broth should be diluted in 5 liters of water and take a sitting bath;
Nutrition for purulent hemorrhoids
Traditional medicine allows you to quickly eliminate the consequences of the disease, but this is not enough to complete recovery. In addition, if the diet is not respected, the disease can return.
The principle of proper nutrition for purulent hemorrhoids, should be based on 4 rules:
- The patient's diet should consist of foods rich in vitamins and minerals;
- Food should be divided, that is, the patient should consume food at least 5 times. In this case, portions should not be large;
- Foods should not interfere with stool deterioration;
- The volume of liquid per day should not be less than 2 liters.
From the use it is necessary to remove products provoking difficult defecation. Also, the products used should not contribute to the inflow of blood to the small pelvis. Thus, the hemorrhoidal nodes will not increase, and the treatment will be effective.