Hemorrhoids cannot be judged by whether there is blood in the stool to determine the severity of hemorrhoids. If the patient is an internal hemorrhoid or a mixed hemorrhoid, and the hemorrhoidal core prolapses and cannot be pushed back into place or repeatedly prolapses, it is serious. If it is external hemorrhoids, no blood in the stool is not serious.
Patients suffering from hemorrhoids can not illustrate the severity of the condition with the symptom of blood, it should be judged according to the specific condition of the patient. If the patient is suffering from internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids, generally to hemorrhoidal prolapse to determine the severity of the disease, if the patient has a hemorrhoidal prolapse phenomenon, and can not be pushed back to the position, or in the reset after the phenomenon of prolapse, it is considered to be a serious situation.
If the patient does not have prolapsed hemorrhoids, then it is not serious. In addition, if the patient is suffering from external hemorrhoids, then the hemorrhoids are prolapsed, there is no blood in the stool is not serious.
The severity of the condition of patients suffering from hemorrhoids can not be generalized, the patient should seek timely medical treatment, follow the doctor’s instructions to avoid aggravation of the condition.