What helps hemorroids?

Answer 1

There are numerous drugs listed that are said to treat and help with hemorrhoids, including Analpram-HC, Anucort-HC, and Anusol. These drugs ought to be used as a supplement to, not a substitute for expert healthcare professionals.

Answer 2

Haemorrhoids, also known as piles will often settle down after a few days without treatment. However, there are a number of treatments that can help reduce any discomfort or itching.

Making simple lifestyle changes through diet and exercise is usually the first recommendation. If constipation is the cause of your haemorrhoids, you need to keep your stools soft and regular. This will help you avoid straining to pass stools.

Increase the fibre in your diet and aim to eat 25-30g of insoluble fibre a day, such as wholegrain bread, cereal, fruit and vegetables. Purchase a packet of Senna, a small fibre tablet, and possibly Dulcoease, (docusate sodium), which is a soft gel capsule that works by softening your the contents of your bowel. The body is unable to digest insoluble fibre, so it passes through the bowels thus helping other food and waste move through more easily.

Also drink plenty of water. Try to drink at least 6-8 glasses of fluid a day and avoid caffeine (found in tea, coffee and cola). Reduce hard cheese consumption as well.

When going to the toilet, avoid straining to pass stools because it may make your haemorrhoids worse. After passing a stool, use moist toilet paper rather than dry toilet paper to clean your bottom. Using baby wipes can help ease any discomfort that you have after passing a stool. Pat the area around your rectum rather than rubbing it.

There are numerous creams, ointments and suppositories, available over the counter from the chemist. They can be used to relieve any swelling and inflammation that you have around your back passage. However, they will only treat your symptoms and will not cure the haemorrhoids themselves.

If you find no relief, consider visiting a proctologist. There are now simple, painless non-evasive procedures to eliminate haemorrhoids by placing a small restrictive band around the haemorrhoid. Starving it of blood, which causes it to drop away can be one of those simple procedures.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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