still very painful when I past motion and that makes me very afraid so it still takes about half hour for me to past motion. I ned to manually push the piles back into my rectum and that's very painful.  My doctor has refer me to a specialist but I don't know when I'll get an appointment. I understand that the medical procedures to remove it is very painful(during and after). Is there an alternative treatment? Does any of the treatment that's available on the internet works? Please help. I have been have this problem for the past 2months.
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you need to be aware that the surgery will not cure the problem. they can and usually do come back. i know one man that had the surgery 6 times and when he died he had hemorrhoids. there are some herbal remedies that can help. i listed some of them below.\nPsyllium to help regular bowels\nfor the hemorrhoids use one of these:\nButcher's broom\nPopular\nSweet clover\nTolu balsam\nWitch hazel
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It's not that bad once u get used to it. If u don't use anything then once it goes in it will hurt for just a second. After that it is great. Tell your b/f to go buy anal ease or Adam and eve. @ the adult store. This will numb the butt so it will not hurt. (Sorry I work in an adult store)
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inserting something into the anus is gonna hurt. it's natural. was it a kindof  burning feeling? and an enema is supposed to be uncomfortable. why did u do it? was there a medical reason for it?  u shouldn't need one unless a doc reccomends. and if it could harm your health, it would say so in the warnings on the box. i doubt it tho.
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You poor thing! LOL  Sorry, but I think you are getting all upset over nothing.  (but a hemorrhoid :))  Get some ointment for hemorrhoids that you can by over the counter at Wal-Mart or anywhere.  It is not expensive and will solve your problem quickly.  Don't worry so much, hon, it will be okay. :)
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they say it is stress induced, the reoccuring. You can get medicine to help shorten the heal time such as abreva. the other less costly ones do not work nearly as well. It will be OK it is a very common condition. It is aggravating, but it is no big deal. Good luck
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Take long baths in a tub with warm water and soak it there. I heard that an Indian folk remedy was dabbing/soaking it in your urine first thing in the morning. Best thing is to buy anti-hemorrhoid creams or suppusitories they are usually OTC and just ask the pharmacist to give you some. Good Luck :-)
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Burning after bowel movements is usually due to anal fissures(a rip or tear in the skin) or external hemorrhoids.  They pain can definitely be aggrivated if you are sensitive to spicy foods.  You should have a high fiber diet with plenty of water and avoid foods that make you constipated to promote soft stools and allow your anus time to heal.\n\nIf it is very concerning for you then you should definitely go see your doctor.
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How long have you had this problem?  There are many different things you could try such as:  Incorporate more fiber in your diet, eat more raw and cooked vegetables and fruits, eating whole grain breads or whole wheat breads and crackers, eating whole grain cereals.  Drink plenty of water so your bowels can move better.  Exercise, take walks or go to a gym.  Drink a small glass of apple juice before going to bed.  If none of these things work out for you and you still remain constipated, then you need to make an appointment to see your doctor.  He or she will be able to determine what is the cause of your bowel problems and perhaps prescribe something that will be useful.\n\nI hope I was helpful.  Good luck and I hope you feel better soon!
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it is probably just hemorrhoids. i would go see your doctor just to make sure. they can also help you learn how to deal with them properly. i've had weirdo stuff like this happen to me before-- i understand you being scared! its ok!
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Not to be embarrassed, it's all part of being a human being. Things don't work perfectly all the time like they're 'supposed to.'\n\nAll the health things that others have mentioned are good ideas. Eat a healthy diet with plenty of fiber, because my guess is that you're not getting enough, even if this is being partly caused by something like hemorrhoids. Drink plenty of fluids, as well--at least 8 glasses of water a day. If you do that, you shouldn't even need stool softeners.\n\nExcersizing regularly can only help, too. It will strengthen the muscles that aid in elimination, and tone the rest of the muscles in the body, as well as increase your circulation.\n\nIf you find yourself in a jam in a social situation, do what the other person said in terms of showering. But also, there are wipes that you can keep by the toilet--they use them for vaginal and hemorrhoidal wipes (Tucks, I think). They can help to have around in case you can't take a shower, at least it's like a 'hand bath' for that area.\n\nWhen you're rich and well-off if you still are having that problem, you can always have a bidet installed in your bathroom. Lol. No wonder the French are som comfortable!\n\nFeel better.\n\n______________________
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I fell down the stairs, and bruised my tailbone.  It took almost 2 months to heal.  All I could do was stand up and sit down.  Not much sense in going to the Dr.  He won't do anything except tell him to take tylenol or something.  I suggest naproxen.
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I had my first colonoscopy this year in February 2006.  I wrote a 20 page paper of my experience and I had some of your same concerns.  I didn't feel anything and never woke up (that I remember).  For me personally, my next colonoscopy willl be with pain medication only - I do not want the versed (the drug that has an amnesiac effect).  I want to try it both ways to make a decision for all future colonoscopies.  My next one will be scheduled for February 2009 and this will be the one with pain medication only.  My husband has had a colonoscopy done with no drugs at all - he was under an HMO at the time and didn't realize that this is what they had planned for him.  He has a longer colon than most and has a tight turn in his colon.  He did say how painful it was with no anesthesia and that the gas pains from the air they put into your colon was the worst part of it - painful cramping (he should try labor pains!)  He doesn't recommend a colonoscopy with no medication.  He's been having colonoscopies for  25 years now.  I would be glad to e-mail you my paper if you're interested in reading it.  I have sent it to several others and they have enjoyed reading my "heartfelt paper".  I did have several "issues" in regard to my colonoscopy and I do realize that everyone is different but I think to some extent, most of us have similar fears and concerns.  This is an invasive procedure and I think more difficult for women than men.  My paper tells the truth!  And I will be happy to answer ANY questions you have.  My e-mail address is dfcoley@yahoo.com.
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I haven't done it, too chicken and it costs more than I can afford, but I have had several friends do it and they say they have lost at least 10lbs with the procedure, felt full of energy and much better after.  They have all gone more than once.(they are nurses too)\n\nThe literature says this is due to losing all the toxins in your colon.\n\nThey said that it wasn't as uncomfortable as they thought having the tube go in, but when they put all the fluid in your tube, it fills your abdomen and you can get very uncomfortable for a bit.  They said the technicians were good about stopping when they were feeling too uncomfortable.\n\nif you are not easily put off, here is a web site about colon cleansing with herbal products (I haven't tried them, don't know anyone who has, am not endorsing them) but there are pictures here that my friends said look like what came out of them after their colonic hydrotherapy.\nhttp://www.drnatura.com/picture_gallery.html\n\nGood luck to you.\nhttp://www.drnatura.com/picture_gallery.html
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You could just have a mild case of hemorrhoids, which can become aggravated when you wipe.  If that's the only time it hurts or happens, that's probably what it is.\n\nIf you don't want to go to the doctor, just be really gentle when you wipe; they may clear up on their own.  If it gets worse, there are some over-the-counter treatments availble.
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If you are having constant pain, ask your doctor to refer to to a gastrointerologist.  He will run tests to determine what the problem is.  Sometimes, general practice doctors don't have the expertise to diagnose problems in the digestive tract.\n\nIf you are not yet an adult, have your folks insists on a gastro consultation.  I suffered from horrible pain for a year while my regular doctor did NOTHING!  Finally, I changed medical plans, and got with a gastro who diagnosed my problem.\n\nPain is a symptom that something is WRONG!  Keep insisting on getting the help you need.  You might want to check out\nwww.ccfa.org for information to see if any of your symptoms match the most common ibd diseases.
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Is this a serious question?\n\nIf so, then get to the emergency room and have it taken out.  If this is really a serious question, and I hope for your sake, it is not, you may have torn your colon or just irritated the lining inside your rectum ....the place where hemorrhoids come from.\n\nSeriously, if this is a real question, go get it removed... NOW
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Piles is simply hemorrhoids (varicose veins in the anus).  If they are caused by constipation, increase your roughage (fiber, green vegies, fruit, cereal) and fluid intake.  Also, if caused by constipation, do not strain when going to the bathroom.  \n\nIf your hemorrhoids are minor, you can treat them with cream available in any drugstore.  If serious, you may have to have surgery (a hemorrhoidectomy) to remove them.  They can also be treated with rubber bands or injections.\n\nBe sure to see a doctor.  You need to be certain that the bleeding is from hemorrhoids and not some other health issue.