As the old saying goes, nine out of ten people have hemorrhoids. Both men and women, young and old, have the potential to develop them. Chinese medicine says that if there is a lack of moisture in the dry air, the body’s regulatory functions tend to be disturbed, resulting in dry stools and constipation that can trigger hemorrhoids. The hemorrhoids we often refer to as hemorrhoids are just protruding tissues outside the anus, but from a pathological point of view, hemorrhoids are actually varicose veins, which are venous masses formed by varicose stasis under the mucous membrane of the rectum and the skin of the anus. This has a lot to do with people’s occupation, diet and lifestyle habits. Therefore, generally speaking, there are four types of people who are most prone to develop varicose veins. 1, when the stool has bad habits, such as squatting toilets like to read books and newspapers people. These people in the autumn, in addition to strengthening exercise, avoid prolonged standing, sitting, change bad habits, but also pay special attention to a reasonable diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, eat less greasy and spicy things, do not favor meat. 2, long standing, sitting and long-term constipation, such as drivers, brain workers, white-collar; 3, pregnant women, due to the direct compression of the anus by the fetus will make the blood return obstruction, coupled with prolonged exertion during childbirth, causing anal vein congestion; 4, people who do not live a regular life, such as often overeating, like to eat spicy and stimulating things, alcohol; In fact, many people in life is likely to have The onset of the disease without realizing it, thinking that just occasional constipation is not hemorrhoids at all. In fact, hemorrhoids can be perceived and judged on their own, especially in the special groups mentioned above, and it is important to keep an eye on the stool. If you feel pain when you have a bowel movement, you may have an anal fissure, inflammatory external hemorrhoid, or sinusitis; if you have a redness that cannot be touched, you may have a perianal abscess; if you have a purulent discharge, you may have an anal fistula; if you have an itchy anus with discharge, you may have anal eczema; if you have a lot of bleeding when you have a bowel movement, you may have an internal hemorrhoid, but if the color of the blood is dark and the number of bowel movements per day increases, along with a decrease in body mass, you may have Rectal cancer. In addition, most people have soft skin flaps in the anus, but if the flaps suddenly increase in size within a short period of time and are painful to the touch, they may be thrombosed or inflamed external hemorrhoids. The actual fact is that you should not ignore such a condition once you find yourself, and don’t take it for granted that you will be fine in a few days. If you do not wait until the pain is too much to bear, you will not only delay the condition, but also increase the pain of treatment. However, the best treatment is prevention, and you should have a routine anorectal examination once a year to prevent the problem before it happens.