Hemorrhoids strange itching may be related to eczema, internal hemorrhoid prolapse or local infection and other factors.
1. Eczema: If the anus is not usually cleaned up in time or not cleaned up, a small amount of fecal sludge may remain, stimulating the perianal skin, resulting in the occurrence of dermatitis or eczema, so there will be anal hemorrhoids particularly itchy symptoms.
2. Internal hemorrhoidal prolapse: if one has long-term internal hemorrhoidal prolapse, it may cause the anal sphincter to become more and more relaxed, and rectal secretion may flow out, stimulating the skin around the anus to appear itchy symptoms.
3. Localized infection: If the skin around the hemorrhoids becomes infected, swelling may occur, leading to repeated oozing of pus, itching, and even sometimes painful symptoms.
As you can see, it is recommended that people with hemorrhoids usually clean the anus and perianal skin in a timely manner, which is beneficial to the recovery of the condition and avoids aggravation.