The elasticity of the anal area does not usually deteriorate after hemorrhoid surgery.
The pathogenesis of hemorrhoids is due to prolonged sitting, squatting or constipation, etc., which leads to increased pressure in the veins of the patient’s anus, resulting in varicose veins and the formation of hemorrhoids. Surgery only removes the hemorrhoids and does not involve damage to the anal sphincter, so the patient’s anal elasticity will not deteriorate after surgery.
However, hemorrhoid surgery may lead to narrowing of the anus, mainly due to scarring after the wound has healed.
After hemorrhoid surgery, sterilize and change the medication on time and follow up regularly. It is recommended that the patient should also regularly wash the anus, especially after bowel movement, the substance used for cleaning is mainly warm water, the purpose is to keep the anus clean and dry, to prevent the surgical incision in the anus from becoming infected, affecting the normal healing of the wound.