What is the best non-invasive way to treat hemorrhoids/piles quickly? It is not bleeding but there is a lump?
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Preparation H shrinks them and stops the itching.
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Preparation H (Piles cream) Trust me, i'm serious, this really does work xx
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Surgery of course will be the fastest .. but if you are looking for the alternatives to that: \n\nCollinsonia Root\nVery effective herbal remedy.  Standard Process mades a capsule which is very good.  You can take the capsule orally, or open the capsule and apply the powdered root externally. Gaia Herbs makes a liquid extract. \n\nWitch Hazel\nTopical use of witch hazel to treat venous conditions is approved by the German Commission E, authorities on herbal medicine.  You have to use it regularly and for a period of time for results.\n\nFiber\nPopulations in which fiber intake is high have a very low incidence of hemorrhoids.  So you can try to eat more veggies and grains.  If you are constipated then you can try Psyllium seed/powder, found in your local health food store.\n\nHorse Chestnut\nUsed for internal and external application for problems of venous circulation, including varicose veins and hemorrhoids.  This herb has been used historically, but I am not sure how well it is holding up in research trials.\n\nHomeopathics\nThere is a nice slection of homeopathic remedies you can try, for example: http://www.hmedicine.com/shopping/product/1896\n\nPlease, before you start on anything alternative, make sure your doctor has had a chance to diagnose you.
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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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Sometimes it lasts that long, especially if you are still doing your job.\n\nHere's a link that might help you decide whether you need to see a dr. or not.\n\nhttp://www.medicinenet.com/hemorrhoids/article.htm
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Hemorroids are fairly common.  There are in general two types internal (bleeds more then they hurt) and external (hurts and more irritating then they cause bleeding).  The basic mechanisms of hemorroid development are straining too much like constant, heavy lifting or constipation or alot of inactivity like people who sit for most of the day.\n\nTo get rid of hemorroids, 1)less straining and heavy lifting including weight lifting where you have to bear down. 2)Increase fiber in your diet or take metamucil daily so that don't strain as much when you have a bowel movement. 3)regular aerobic exercise 4)loose weight.\n\nIf you have painful external hemorroids, 1)Sitz bath nightly 2)OTC stuff like anusol or preparation H 3)increase fiber in diet or metamucil.\n\nGood luck.  Most people don't need surgery for hemorroids and they can go away.
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Hemmorhoids are varicose veins of the lower colon. They are distended veins which become engorged with blood because there is excess straining  used to empty the bowel, and the mucosal lining is being torn and irritated by hard bowel movements.  The way to rid them is to change the diet and toilet habits.  First, the diet needs to include more fiber and liquids.  He needs to eat more fruits, veg, leafy salads and whole grains, and drink more water and juice.   He should add foods which encourage regularity, such as raisins, prunes and such- and eating the entire apple- peel and all, as opposed to eating applesauce.\n  He needs to take more time in the toilet, allowing the system to empty itself and not straining at all.   The doctor can give him a mild stool softener to help ease things until his diet can correct him.  He should avoid laxatives, as they are extremely harsh  and he certainly doesn't need the diarhea or rebound constipation afterwards.\n  If he makes the necessary dietary changes, the hemmorhoids will heal themselves within a few months and disappear.  He should notice great improvement comfort wise within a month.  Meantime, he also needs to clean himself properly after using the toilet.  The best way is to use baby wipes and warm water, gently applied to the area.  To ease the swollen and tender tissues, you can use makeup cotton pads soaked in witch hazel, or you can buy pads already soaked in it, called Tucks.  Applied when you go to the toilet, they help shrink the tissue and ease the pain.  If the pain is really bad, the doctor can also prescribe suppositories which numb and shrink the tissues.  If he suffers from a burning sensation, keeping the witch hazel or the pads in the refrigerator and using them cold is especially comforting. \n  Not sitting long periods of time also helps with comfort and healing, but as he is schoolage, this is not really practical. If his teachers will allow him to stand at the back of the class periodically to relieve the pressure, it will help though.   He can also soak evenings in a warm tub with a bit of witch hazel added in.\n  The biggest help in getting rid of them is to alter his diet.  It might prove a challenge at his age, but you can tell him that the surgical cure is positively  miserable, embarassing, and painful for recovery.  It would also involve being propped sunny side up in the bed with a heat lamp on to heal the stitches and bum.  Not a pretty picture to imagine, if you are a 12 year old male.
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That's not a question.  GO TO THE DOCTOR.
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Hemorrhoids are actually varices around the anus. The rectum is further up and Preparation H is not used for the rectum. Also, if the bleeding is actually rectal, it is not a hemorrhoid and is probably something more serious.
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Get to a doctor ASAP -- ER if you have no other fast options.  It might be nothing serious, but it's also a symptom for several diseases that need immediate treatment.
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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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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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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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buy some piles cream from the pharmacy and rub that around ur exit regularly. \n\nshould help to ease the pain
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Hemorrhoids symptoms are:\n- Bright red blood covering the stool, on toilet paper, or in the toilet bowl. \n- Anal itching  \n- Painful swelling or hard lump around the anus. \n\nHemorrhoids are internal or external depends if they develop inside the passageway of the anus (internal) or around the anus (external).\n\nSince the skin is more sensitive, the external hemorrhoids are more painful than internal, unless we're talking about prolapse internal hemorrhoids, where the internal hemorrhoid prolapse (protrude) outside the anus and the pain is severe.\n\nHemorrhoids don't just disappear by it self and bigger they are more problems they cause, so it is vital to treat them as soon as possible.\n\nIt is also important to determine what the cause of hemorrhoids is. The most common cause is constipation. Other reasons are: significant overweight, pregnancy, overeating, acid/alkaline imbalance, vitamin B-6 deficiency, fatigue liver, genetically predisposition. Sitting or standing in one position for long periods of time can also contribute to development of hemorrhoids.\n\nTreatment options are: various creams, pills, medical injection, super freezing, tight rubber band placed around the base of each hemorrhoid, surgery or laser treatment.\n\nWhatever treatment you'll decide to do, remember to also treat the cause of your hemorrhoids, like take care of your digestion and regular soft bowel in case of constipation (fiber rich diet), if you're overweight - lose weight, in case of acid/alkaline imbalance pay attention by your food to eat food that through the digestion system is giving you proper acidity. You can buy a home test for acid/alkaline imbalance, if you don't want to visit your doctor. The vast majority of us are having low alkaline pH, due to improper nutrition.\n\nUnless you're having constipation (this you can know by yourself), before doing experiments and try to guess what is the cause of your hemorrhoids, go visit your doctor, make all proper test and than decide for the treatment of hemorrhoids including changing of your diet, if necessary.
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First, what do you drink through the day? V-8 do this, it normal, so think of different drinks and stop for a few days and see if it clear up.\nNext, is Hemorrhoids, not sure how to check, I think they hurt some. I guess if you know someone who will look, they see them, just bumpy things I think.\nLast I know is Prostate Cancer, I really hope this not what it is. I think now they check different for prostate cancer, but, the old way was the finger test, just poke up in there and rub the prostate, if, it ok then finger may just look wet, if there a problem there is blood on the finger.\nAlso, I know this something people not want to hear, but, wash good there everyday, maybe every-time you go and see if that help. Dry well and maybe use a Talc Powder.\nBelow are three links to University of Maryland. Read these and all the Links on Symptoms and Treatment.\nThe first if I remember correct, mention problems with digestive tract and anywhere from the in point to the out could be the problem.\nI hope you read these and then you go see a Doctor. I hope it just something minor in the digestive tract, maybe cause by something you eat regular, but, have a Doctor check this out.
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Hemorrhoids (also known  piles) are varicosities or swelling and inflammation of veins in the rectum and anus.\n\nTypes and symptoms of hemorrhoids\n\nExternal hemorrhoids are those that occur outside of the anal verge (the distal end of the anal canal). They are sometimes painful, and can be accompanied by swelling and irritation. Itching, although often thought to be a symptom from external hemorrhoids, is more commonly due to skin irritation. \n\nIf the vein ruptures and a blood clot develops, the hemorrhoid becomes a thrombosed hemorrhoid. \n\nInternal hemorrhoids are those that occur inside the rectum. As this area lacks pain receptors, internal hemorrhoids are usually not painful and most people are not aware that they have them. Internal hemorrhoids, however, may bleed when irritated. \n\nUntreated internal hemorrhoids can lead to two severe forms of hemorrhoids: prolapsed and strangulated hemorrhoids. \n\nProlapsed hemorrhoids are internal hemorrhoids that are so distended that they are pushed outside of the anus. \n\nIf the anal sphincter muscle goes into spasm and traps a prolapsed hemorrhoid outside of the anal opening, the supply of blood is cut off, and the hemorrhoid becomes a strangulated hemorrhoid.