Patient's question:
My aunt has been experiencing discomfort in her lower abdomen and severe lower back heaviness for a while. Her menstrual cycle has also been irregular. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that she has a malignant uterine fibroid. A few days ago, when she was preparing for surgery, she suddenly developed severe leg pain. She is unsure if it is related to the uterine fibroid. She wants to ask what causes leg pain due to malignant uterine fibroids?Doctor's answer:
External hemorrhoids are primarily diagnosed based on the clinical symptom of weak hemorrhoidal tissue, accompanied by skin tearing and pain during defecation. Patients with hemorrhoids should avoid spicy and irritating foods, stay warm, and not drink alcohol. Patients need to prevent the recurrence of constipation by eating more fiber-rich foods, consuming fresh fruits and vegetables, drinking plenty of water, engaging in appropriate physical exercise to promote intestinal movement, and avoiding prolonged sitting.