The soft venous mass formed by the expansion and flexion of the venous plexus under the mucous membrane at the end of the human rectum and the skin of the anal canal is called hemorrhoids, also known as hemorrhoids, hemorrhoids, hemorrhoids, hemorrhoid disease, etc. People standing or sitting for a long time, long-term weight-bearing, affect the venous reflux, slow blood flow in the pelvis and abdominal organs congestion, causing excessive filling of the hemorrhoid veins, the tension of the venous wall decreases, and the blood vessels are prone to stasis and expansion. The lack of movement, reduced intestinal peristalsis, sluggish downward movement of feces, or habitual constipation can compress and stimulate the veins, causing local congestion and impaired blood return, resulting in increased pressure within the hemorrhoidal veins and reduced resistance of the vein walls. Hemorrhoids are inconvenient to normal life in the lighter cases; in the heavier cases, they affect health. If the blood in the stool is prolonged, it can lead to varying degrees of anemia and even hemorrhagic shock, which can be life-threatening; if the hemorrhoid is necrotic and infected seriously, it can cause systemic infection through the blood system, with serious consequences. Therefore, when you have hemorrhoids, you need to actively deal with them. Prolonged sitting is the main cause of hemorrhoids, especially those who often sit in soft chairs, which increases the space for downward pressure on the blood vessels in the anal area and increases the chances of developing hemorrhoids. The driver is highly concentrated, in a state of tension for a long time, the body’s center of gravity is all pressed in the hip, many drivers have the feeling of the anus being squeezed. People who eat well are also prone to hemorrhoids, some people are dry eating not fat type and are secretly happy about it, in fact the opposite, such people are often nutritionally not absorbed by the body, the intestines will bear a lot of toxins, if stimulated by spicy food, hemorrhoids will begin to spread. Many pregnant women suffer from hemorrhoids during pregnancy or after giving birth, and some of them also trigger blood in the stool. If you have an anal disease, you must not blindly use medication to go to a regular anorectal specialist hospital to avoid delaying the condition and treatment.