How can I get rid of hemorrhoids?

Answer 1

External hemorrhoids, and some prolapsed internal hemorrhoids, are removed by conventional surgery in a hospital. In some minor cases, you might be able to use home remedies such as the following.

Things you need:

• nasal spray (2 bottles)
• liquid laxative (cherry flavor suggested)
• medicated wipes
• hemorrhoid cream

First - Go ahead and take the liquid laxative. They come in glass bottles. This is going to burn a little when you defecate. However, keep the wipes handy, the second you put the wipe to your bottom, it's instantly going to soothe it.

Second - After the laxative has run it's course (6-10 hours), make sure you are all clean down there. Then don't be stingy with the nasal spray, put a lot on your Hand. I know this is gross, but use your hand to put it on the hemorrhoid. Do not use cotton balls, etc., they do not leave enough nasal spray on you. It didn't burn for me, and mine had 'cuts', so you should be okay. Make sure that it's all good and soaked. I know this sounds graphic, but it's really going to help.

Third - Do not apply the hemorrhoid cream instantly after putting the nasal spray on you, but wait 45 minutes.

Results showed within the next 2-3 days. It works.

To prevent this (long term solution):

• I use Miralax everyday, it's safe to take everyday and it's going to keep you regular and keep this problem away.
• Don't start the Miralax till after the liquid laxative has run it's course completely, start the next day.

Answer 2

Pregnancy Hormones have been found to play a significant part in causing hemorrhoids in females, as does the

extra weight carried during pregnancy contribute to the development of hemorrhoids.

The good news is that given a proper diet and lack of other contributing conditions, pregnancy induced

hemroids usually go away.If your hemorrhoids bleed or have a bluish or purplish tinge to them, you need to

see a doctor immediately. Both can indicate a serious problem that cannot be treated at home.