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Has anyone got a good home remedy for hemorrhoids?

• spelga2 asked on Wed, 19 Jan, 2011
  I have suffered from internal hemorrhoids for over 30 years and still cant find a cure - any recommendations!!
• pelican replied on Wed, 19 Jan, 2011
  Home remedies for internal hemorrhoids involve strengthening of the walls of the anus and the rectum and smoothening the flow of stool. There are various home remedies for internal hemorrhoids recommended by doctors. A person suffering from the disorder should include more fibers in the diet by consuming fruits, vegetables, whole cereals and grains thus avoiding junk and too spicy food., and increase the daily amount of water intake to 5 to 7 liters. Witch hazel has often been used to treat hemorrhoids. http://www.ehow.com/how_4531562_treat-hemorrhoids-witch-hazel.html http://www.ehow.com/way_5763273_home-remedy-internal-hemorrhoids.html
• Mark replied on Sun, 23 Jan, 2011
  Hmmm... walk a lot and don't strain on the toilet. My grandmother swore olive oil cured hemorhoids...
• song man replied on Thu, 20 Jan, 2011
  The root cause may simply be overeating over a period of time. Pregnant women often acquire hemorrhoids during pregnancy. If you’re carrying extra weight, especially in the stomach area, losing it until you achieve the normal weight for your gender, age and height may be all you need to do to experience permanent relief. If more aggressive “treatment” is in order then I would also prescribe increasing water intake. Loose stools will be the result. The harder the stool the more chance of aggravating the hemorrhoidal tissue. Also, never strain to go to the bathroom. Most flareups can be traced directly to this very thing. Eating a lot of fiber and green leafy vegetables helps a great deal as well. Combine all of these strategies and at minimum I’d expect hemorrhoid problems to be a rare, occasional, minor annoyance instead of a lifestyle altering chronic condition. And it’s very possible a full cure will be the result, provided you don’t lapse back into unhealthy habits. Read more: http://healthmad.com/conditions-and-diseases/non-surgical-treatments-to-cure-hemorrhoids/#ixzz1BaupeQfM
• David Hightower replied on Fri, 21 Jan, 2011
  Internal hemorrhoids tend to be chronic in nature, a situation you certainly know about first hand. This is why so many treatment options, both surgical and herbal/home based have been developed. The truth is that researchers still don't know precisely what triggers internal hemorrhoids. There are many ideas floating around, many of them disproven in recent years. What is also true is that because of differences in physiology and environment, what works for one person may not work in another. For this reason, it is important to keep trying. What researchers do know is that hemorrhoids are damaged tissue. The body attempts to repair the damaged tissue just as it does with a cut on the skin. In the case of hemorrhoids, however, any repair the body undergoes is quickly undone with every passage of stool. This back and forth struggle is responsible for their chronic nature. Finding a cure is a three part process. First, you must alter any habits that are thought to negatively impact the tissues that make up the hemorrhoids. There are dozens of factors, some of them uncontrollable, but many of them fixable by simple alterations in habit. Changing these factors is the first and best long term step you can take. I've included a link below to many of these factors. The next step involves some kind of intervention. In the worse cases, surgery is a possibility. In most cases, a simple herbal remedy might work, either from a home remedy or a commercial product. These remedies involve the ingestion or application of herbal compounds known to provide tissue support to the precise tissue types involved in the hemorrhoids themselves. In essence, using these treatments allows you to give the body assistance in overcoming that tug-of-war it's always fighting. The last step involves taking proactive therapeutic steps to relax and reduce inflammation and other symptoms. The presence of these symptoms slows healing. Reducing or eliminating them improves healing times. Examples of these steps include sitz baths and the application of hot and cold therapies. Good luck!


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