Progress of Wound Margin Edema after Mixed Hemorrhoids in Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

Abstract

Hemorrhoids refers to the fusion of varicose veins, connected inside and outside, without obvious demarcation, clinically mixed hemorrhoids, mainly manifested as bleeding, prolapse, pain and anal dampness and anal discomfort. Due to anatomy, surgery, defecation, and wound surface, complications such as wound margin edema, pain, and bleeding may occur after mixed hemorrhoids surgery. Anal edema is one of the typical diseases, accompanied by pain, resulting in the wound healing rate, and then prolong the course of the disease, bringing great physiological pain for patients. This paper will review the progress of traditional Chinese and western medicine after mixed hemorrhoids.