What is the best natural remedy for piles?
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Take plenty of fruits,vegetable and high fibre stuffs.\nBanana,prune,dates are very helpful and cut down on meats\nAlternatively accupuncuture is also a great help
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It sounds like piles to me.\n\nFirst go to the chemist and buy a tube of cream for piles. Use that on the affected area for a few days and see if it helps.\n\nIf it doesn't then go n see ur GP afterwards. I am sure the piles cream will sort you out - I have the same problem sometyms n it works
28320
well...natural remedies r the best....number one is REST...and plenty of chicken noodle soup!!!
329642
Use aloe. It helps a lot.
717842
Try sitting in a sitz bath.  Fill the tub full of warm (not hot) water, add regular table salt or epsom salts and just sit in the tub.  What may also help is Preparation H.  These are safe to use and I usually advise my patients to try this.  There is nothing else you can do from home without using something over-the-counter, and some home remedies are not safe, so I discourage you from using them.  If the hemorroids start to bleed, then definitely see a physician.
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1. Apply a cold compress directly to the affected area until the pain subsides. \n2. Tepid water baths.\n3. High-roughage diet to ensure regular defecation of large, soft stools. \n4. Ointments, creams, and suppositories containing corticosteroids. \n5. Avoid stress; it can make hemorrhoids flare up.\n6. Avoid strong spices such as red pepper and mustard, and drinks such as coffee, decaffeinated coffee and alcohol. \n7. Tobacco can also cause flare ups. \n8. Treat constipation by eating more fiber.\n9. Drink lots of water -- 8 glasses of day works well. \n10.Sitz Bath - sit in a bathtub filled with enough warm water to cover the anal area for 15 minutes several times a day. \n11. Instead of toilet paper, which will irritate the veins, use compresses or cotton balls of witch hazel to clean the anal area after bowel movements. You can buy witch hazel at any drugstore.
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t is believed generally that constipation and straining to have bowel movements promote hemorrhoids and that hard stools can traumatize existing hemorrhoids. It is recommended, therefore, that individuals with hemorrhoids soften their stools by increasing the fiber in their diets. Fiber is found in numerous foodstuffs including fresh and dried fruits, vegetables, grains, and cereals. Generally 20-30 grams per day of fiber are recommended whereas the average American diet contains less than 15 grams of fiber. Supplemental fiber (psyllium, methylcellulose, or calcium polycarbophil) also may be used to increase the intake of fiber. Stool softeners and increased drinking of liquids also may be recommended. Nevertheless, there is no strong, scientific support for the benefits of fiber, liquids, or stool softeners.
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I have had a really bad cough this past week and the only natural remedy that has worked for me is a humidifier and drinking lots of water to make the cough more productive and to also make the cough not so dry to where it hurts so bad to cough!\nI know that's a runon sentence, oh well, but I think you got my point!
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Try Echinacea - its a herbal remedy but people swear by it xx
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You can try this ,\n\nRaw whole fruits and vegetables are as beneficial as\ntheir juices. Mixture of juices of spinach and carrot\nor a mixture of juice of potato, cucumber and apple\ncan be taken.\n\nGrapes are very good for relieving constipation. They\ngive relief in piles. Taking grape juice for a few\ndays removes undesirable heat from the body as the\nblood is cleansed and cooled.\n\nGuava is palatable, astringent and sweet. It promotes\nsemen. It is beneficial in constipation, destroys\nintestinal worms.\n\nThe body is well cleansed if lemon juice mixed with\ncold water and honey is taken on an empty stomach\nearly in morning. Warm water may be used occasionally\nto get relieved of constipation. \n\nMelon is either muskmelon or watermelon. Both Melons\nare cool and diuretic. It quenches thirst, has a\ncooling property, and soothes burning sensation in the\nstomach. It also has a properly for curing\nconstipation\n\nPAPAYA\n\nIt increases virility. It is beneficial to the heart.\nIt is beneficial to the liver. It helps to check\nspleen enlargement. It is a good medicine for\nconstipation and urinary disorders. It helps to secure\nproper menstrual flow\n\nTomato juice cleanses the stomach and intestines it is\nalso useful in Kidney disorders. It removes\nindigestion, gas and constipation. As the iron of the\nTomato is easily digestible, it is completely absorbed\nin the body. Hence tomato juice is very important for\nanemic patients.
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On the contrary... your bowel movement should not float.  It should break up easily when you flush.  Eat more fruits and hot 7 or 8 grain cereals.  Stay away from white rice, refined sugars and processed foods.   Prepare and eat more brown rice and, if you daily include at least 3-4 servings fresh fruit and 2 -3 servings fresh vegetables (cook the vegetable by steaming lightly or eating raw) salads for a week, and use very little red meat and dairy you should see the difference in your bowel movements.  You'll actually see the grains from the rice, whole grain cereals in you bowel movement and when you flush it will break apart.  Should have a comfortable bowel movement with a larger quantity.
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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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Hemorrhoids are curable as long as you treat on one side the hemorrhoids and on the other side the cause of hemorrhoids, otherwise you can with proper treatment remove the hemorrhoids but sooner or later they'll come back.\n\nSo, the most common cause of hemorrhoids is constipation. You probably know yourself if this is your case. If yes, than take care of your constipation by adding fiber to your daily food.\n\nOther causes of hemorrhoids are: pregnancy, overweight, overeating, acid/alkaline imbalance, vitamin B-6 deficiency, genetic predisposition and liver fatigue. Consult your doctor and make some test to determine the cause of your hemorrhoids.\n\nQuite successful treatment of hemorrhoids is Rue Care Oil.  \n\nWhatever you decide to do, remember that a healthy colon is a must be for a healthy body, so a good colon cleansing program with proper diet will benefit to the whole body.
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3 natural remedies:\n\n1) A glass of warm milk before bedtime\n1) A cup of passiflora and/or tila tea before bedtime\n3) Eat some lettuce before bedtime, or take a bath with some lettuce leaves on your water
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u hav chronic constipation which is causing hemorrhoids.\nstart drinking more water, eat more fruits and try mild laxatives(isabgul powder)\nalso, deworm yourself(tab albendazole 400 mg one tab at bedtime...single tab only)\nand try sitting in warm water with potassium permanganate crystals in it(we call it sitz bath)
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You could have piles/hemorrhoids or worms, you need to get it treated.
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