Today I intend to give you a list of the minefield of post-operative anal disease, and how to easily and comfortably skip the minefield, smoothly and smoothly through the important period of post-operative recovery ~ Post-operative Hemorrhoids Occasional Anal Stenosis The modern minimally invasive procedure for mixed hemorrhoids is anastomotic hemorrhoids on mucosal circumcision, which may bring a minefield is anal stenosis, in order to avoid this minefield, I believe that all doctors will advise patients to eat normally after surgery In order to avoid this minefield, I believe that all doctors advise patients to eat normally after surgery, to ensure the quality and quantity of stools, and to have formed banana stools. In some cases, the quality of the stool is not up to standard because the patient is afraid to eat. During the post-operative medication change in hospital, many patients may have an experience that they have obviously had surgery, but why do doctors often have to do finger palpation when changing medication? Is it to check for internal hemorrhoids? But the surgery has already been done, right? One reason is to check whether there is any residual stool in the upper part of the anus, and another important reason is to see if the anus is narrow. Avoid the minefield: make sure the stool is formed; cooperate with the doctor’s finger diagnosis to understand the post-operative recovery. Post-operative anal edema If the patient feels swelling around the anus and inflammatory exudative edema in the surrounding tissues within a week after surgery, this is a normal post-operative reaction and can basically dissipate on its own after a few days. If the edema is more obvious and painful and does not dissipate within a certain period of time. This may be due to prolonged postoperative defecation, more frequent and dry stool. For this situation, physical wet compresses can be taken, and magnesium sulfate wet compresses can be selected 2-3 times a day for 10 min each time, which can promote blood lymphatic reflux. If there is thrombosis, it is necessary to remove the embolus to promote healing. Avoid minefield: control the number of defecation time, do not squat for a long time and forceful efforts; avoid a lot of activities after surgery to prevent edema caused by friction of the anal edge. Postoperative pain Postoperative pain is believed to be a worrying problem for many patients. Many people will consult before surgery, “The surgery is very painful, I can’t tolerate it. Modern minimally invasive surgical procedures are widely accepted by the public because they are less invasive and less painful. In fact, most of the postoperative pain occurs after defecation, and this is the time to follow the medical advice and take oral pain medication in advance. This is because the amount of oral medication we take is frequent and rarely brings about the so-called “side effects”. Avoid the minefield: follow the doctor’s instructions, cooperate well with the doctor’s treatment, and consult in a timely manner! These are a few of the small post-operative minefields introduced today, I believe you will be able to plan a smooth and rapid recovery!