Treatment of hemorrhoids is extremely difficult. This is due to the fact that the very symptoms of the disease are very unpleasant for a person and can not be quickly eliminated. The mechanism of disease development includes many different factors and several major pathological links. All this leads to an irreversible change and degeneration of hemorrhoids. Therapy of hemorrhoids with antibiotics is suitable only for the purpose of suppressing the developed infectious process or as a preventive measure in patients from risk groups for its development.
Any person who, unfortunately, has to suffer from hemorrhoids and inflammation of varices of the rectum or complicated forms of the disease, it is important to understand that a competent and correctly selected treatment can be prescribed only by a doctor after the examination and appropriate diagnosis.
When are antibiotics used in hemorrhoids?
The use of antibiotics has its own characteristics. By themselves, these drugs do not lead to an improvement in the condition of the hemorrhoids. They can only fight the infectious inflammation that often accompanies the disease or in some cases prevent the development of such a condition.
Most often antibiotics for internal or external hemorrhoids, are prescribed for symptoms of bacterial inflammation of venous nodes - a person's body temperature rises, there is acute pain in the anus, perineum, violation of the act of defecation. Hemorrhoidal nodes become dense, very painful and hot to the touch. External nodes can stop re-directed back into the rectum and begin to bleed. In this case, you need to urgently consult a doctor who can adequately and correctly diagnose a person's condition and prescribe the right therapy. Often the occurrence of exactly bleeding and inflammation of varices of the rectum is an absolute indication for the surgical treatment of the disease.
The use of antibiotics after the operation to remove hemorrhoids allows to avoid the development of infectious complications.
Which antibiotics to take hemorrhoids?
This is determined by a therapist or proctologist. The choice of antibacterial drug is dictated by the microflora with which the problematic venous junction most often contacts. The area of the anus and perineum, even with very careful hygienic care, is very much seeded with microorganisms. This is directly related to the acts of defecation and urination. Contrary to popular opinion about the sterility of feces and urine, this is not true.
After the examination, the doctor determines which antibiotics to take with hemorrhoids. Most often these are drugs that have an antimicrobial effect against gram-negative bacteria( Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, etc.).Basically, these are derivatives of metronidazole. This choice is due to the fact that it is the gram-negative organisms that predominate in the intestinal tract. Also, often metronidazole preparations must be combined with other broad-spectrum antibiotics( cephalosporins, penicillins, etc.).
This allows even wider coverage of a spectrum of potential pathogens, including protozoa, which sometimes inhabit the genito-urinary tract and can also cause the development of an infectious process in the hemorrhoidal nodes. Antibiotics are prescribed in the form of tablets, injections, droppers and often combined with the use of rectal suppositories. What forms of drugs will be effective, you need to clarify with your doctor.
Candles with an antibiotic against hemorrhoids
How and what antibiotics to drink with hemorrhoids, and how to combine them with other drugs, explains the doctor in detail, advising the patient. In the case of antibacterial drugs, the higher efficacy of the drug for a combination of systemic use( tablets, injections, etc.) and local therapy( in this case rectal suppositories) has long been proven.
Antibiotics for hemorrhoids can suppress the development of infection both locally - in the area of the anus and rectum, and prevent systemic damage to the body. Local use of the drug, allows you to reduce the risk of side effects and unwanted reactions of the body. Candles with antibiotic from hemorrhoids are most often independently used by women for treatment( in view of more conventional treatment with suppositories, rather than tablets).For men, the administration of suppositories often becomes both a psychological and a physical problem. However, with the right approach, detailed explanation and training in the use of suppositories, this method of treatment becomes indispensable in hemorrhoids and the development of its complications.
In fact, only individual intolerance and allergies to the components of the drug, acute inflammatory process, in the rectum, acute bleeding, and also after the operation for excising varicose nodules can become a contraindication.
Can there be hemorrhoids after antibiotics?
One of the most common misconceptions among patients is that some drugs can contribute to the development of hemorrhoids. This is due to the fact that most people do not understand the true causes and mechanisms of the development of this unpleasant disease. Her intimate character, shame and discomforting symptoms provoke a person to resort to a variety of non-standard methods of treatment and believe in various myths.
Hemorrhoids after taking antibiotics can not exacerbate or in any way not respond to therapy, in the case when such drugs are prescribed not according to the indications. The same applies to the use of drugs before and after surgery for excising venous nodes. The aggravation of the condition of this disease for such drugs is not typical. The intake of antibiotics for internal and external hemorrhoids is an indispensable measure in the treatment of the infectious process, which allows you to quickly forget about the disease and feel like a healthy person.