how to treat internal hammeriods?
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Talk to your doctor and get suppositories.
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Get wrist braces and/or a wrist support.  Sit properly at your desk.  Supposedly St. John's Wort helps, but I don't know if that's valid or not.  If it gets too horrible, there's surgery, but I'm sure that's not fun.
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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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Surgically insert dozens of titanium ball bearings under the skin.\nLet me know how it goes.
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The Answer to your question is :-\nHOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT !\nThe sooner the better !\nSomeday you will thank me for this advise !\nTake Care and God Bless you\nFeel free to email me if you want a Homeopathic solution to your problem.
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Initially, you need to calm down the pain and swelling - use ice for 10 mins every hour.  Take OTC anti-inflamms to help decrease the swelling.\n\nAsk your doctor for a referal to a good physical therapist.  We can use modalities such as ultrasound and electrical stimulation to help calm everything down.  Personally, I use needle-less acupuncture and Kinesio Tape to help calm things down very quickly - there are acupressure points on your fingers that work very effectively to help calm down the area (Li1, Si1, Tw3, Li4 - look these up for an explanation).\n\nOnce the initial pain and discomfort is easing off, stretching and strengthening take over.  These can only be determined by your physical therapist and the right exercises need to be prescribed; the wrong exercise will make it worse.\n\nGood luck!
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Be honest ask for other options.  Be willing to try a multi facited approach to pain.  Meds are only part of the long term solution.  A second opinion might be uselful
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Boil some water put some salt in it. put it for 15 mins. do some finger exercise.. It happens due to lack of nitrogen & over pressurising of fingers
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take calcium and i also was told to take potassium and it worked wonders, just stay away from all those paint on remidies, you need to do the repairs from the inside out.
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Your surgeon will probably recommend a surgical shoe for at least several weeks to protect the surgical site. Some people find that pain during recovery is not as bad as the hammertoe! \n\nYou must ask for pain medications if you need them, as every person's perception of pain is different, and your surgeon cannot know how much pain you're in unless you tell hir.\n\nI have read of some people who experienced no significant pain after the first day or two, and others who complained of more. Again, though, work with your surgeon, following hir instructions carefully, and ask for adequate pain relief as necessary.\n\nAverage recovery time is 4-6 weeks, but improvement will be seen each day.\n\nGood luck!
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suggested procedure to be done\n\n1. boil water with salt>>>Brine Solution\n2. let it cool until it becomes warm\n3. soak your hands within 15 minutes everyday before sleeping\n4. do this within a week or more depending upon the healing process\n\nhope this helps! =)
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Hypo-Thyrodism is treatable with appropriate Homeopathic remedies.Please Add details as to what and how you feel due to this.I mean describe your sufferings in your own words what and how you feel what things make you feel better, what worse,Any special sensations which only you can describe the best because its you we are treating not your thyroid as we make you feel better your Thyroid disorder will also get well. \nHomeopathy treats the patient not the disease so what and how you feel is of the utmost importance in getting to the right remedies to treat and To Cure you 100%. it might sound tedious but it is not :-). once we find your remedy the relief is almost instantaneous and The cure gradual and safe from side effects or adverse effects ! \nTake Care and God Bless
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Don't do it yourself, its super simple to have it removed.  I had the same problem, my doctor gave me an injection of steroids and synvisc (not sure how its spelled)...I was better in a matter of hours and that was 4 months ago..I havent hade any problems since.  I also had that problem where it changes shape or gets bigger.  try and schedule the injection with your doctor when its gets bigger because its easier for them to find it and inject it right if they can see it really well.  Mine was about the size of a walnut when it really hurt
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Try the RICE method...\nR.est\nI.ce it\nC.ompression, &\nE.levate.\nTaking anti-inflammatories also helps, such as Aleve, Motrin or ibuprofen. \nEat healthily to speed healing. Drink lots of water. Fresh fruits & veggies & frssh air, too.
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serious problem internal injury consult ur doc
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consult a doctor immediatly.
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few things to do :\n\n1- contact your doctor to get the appropreate mediciation for your case .\n\n2- avoid sitting for long hours , it's a main cause ,\n\n3- be gentel with yourself!