How do you get rid of haemorrhoid's?
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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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hemorrhoids? or steroids?
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few ways to get rid of it:\n\n1] drink lots of plain water.\n2] take a deep breath and hold it for as long as you can.\n\nusually i find no.2 works faster and better.\nif it still doesnt work, go to the doctor, that's what most peole suggest.
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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.
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hi.....actually thats not true.....its the otherway round....due to constipation one gets hemorhoids.....and then it becomes a vicious cycle.....so the best way to get rid of both of them is to use some kind of liquid laxative....like...looze (a very common laxative)....\n\nregards.
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What are hemorrhoids?\n\nHemorrhoids are enlarged veins that develop in the anal canal. Although uncomfortable at times, this common condition rarely poses a serious problem.\n\nNormally, tissue surrounding the inside of the anus, sometimes called "anal cushions," fills with blood to help control bowel movements. Hemorrhoids develop when excessive pressure or other factors cause the veins within these cushions to swell and stretch.\n\nNearly everyone has hemorrhoids at some time. They can develop at any age, but the incidence increases after age 30. About 50% of people older than 50 have had hemorrhoids at some time in their life.\nWhat causes hemorrhoids?\n\nExcessive pressure on the veins in the pelvic and rectal area causes hemorrhoids. As pressure increases, blood pools in veins and causes them to swell, stretching the surrounding tissue and forming hemorrhoids. Increased pressure can come from rushing to complete a bowel movement or from constipation or persistent diarrhea, if either causes too much straining during bowel movements. \n\nBeing overweight also can contribute to developing hemorrhoids.\n\nPregnant women frequently develop hemorrhoids during the last 6 months of pregnancy because of increased pressure on the blood vessels in the pelvic area. Straining to push the baby out during labor can also cause hemorrhoids. \n\nWhat are the types of hemorrhoids?\n\nHemorrhoids can develop inside the anal canal (internal hemorrhoids) or near the anal opening (external hemorrhoids). Both types can occur at the same time. The symptoms, progression, and treatment differ depending on where hemorrhoids develop.\n\nInternal hemorrhoids have four degrees of severity. Bleeding may occur with any of these.\n\nFirst degree: The hemorrhoid does not protrude from the anus. \nSecond degree: The hemorrhoid protrudes from the anus during a bowel movement but returns to the anal canal afterward. \nThird degree: The hemorrhoid protrudes from the anus during a bowel movement, but you can push it inside the anus with your finger. \nFourth degree: The hemorrhoid is always outside the anus and cannot be pushed into the anal canal. \nWhat are the symptoms?\n\nExternal hemorrhoids: External hemorrhoids can cause itching, burning, and irritation. You might notice streaks of bright red blood on toilet paper after straining to have a bowel movement, and it may be difficult to clean the anal area. \nInternal hemorrhoids: Rectal bleeding is the most common symptom of internal hemorrhoids. You may notice bright red streaks of blood on toilet paper or bright red blood in the toilet bowl after having a normal bowel movement. You may see blood on the surface of the stool. Internal hemorrhoids can range from small, swollen veins in the wall of the anal canal to large, sagging veins and tissue that bulge out of the anus all the time. Internal hemorrhoids can be painful if they protrude all the time and are squeezed by the anal muscles or if they are clotted (thrombosed). You also may see mucus on stool or toilet tissue from hemorrhoids that protrude. \nHow are hemorrhoids diagnosed?\n\nThe diagnosis of hemorrhoids is based on a medical history and physical exam, which help a health professional identify the type of hemorrhoid—external or internal—and determine the appropriate treatment.\n\nIf a health professional thinks that hemorrhoids are the obvious cause of rectal bleeding in a person younger than age 50, an examination with a gloved finger (digital rectal exam) or a short lighted scope (anoscopy) are the only tests needed for an initial evaluation.\n\nIf you are older than 50, or if anoscopy does not provide a clear diagnosis, your health professional may use a flexible sigmoidoscope to look at the lower third of the colon or a colonoscope to examine the entire colon to check for other possible causes of bleeding.\n\nHow are hemorrhoids treated?\n\nHome treatment is recommended for most external hemorrhoids. Treatment includes sitting
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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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prune juice..steer clear of medications..they encourage lazy bowels..eat more veges.happy motions to you.
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You dont have to do a  enema...there are things you can drink over the counter that will work....but it takes a little to kick in....magnizium citrate or fleet has these kits that you can buy for then people get there system cleaned out. Or go a liquid diet for a couple of days....Oh I know this cause I work for doctors any questions email me_
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My son suffered from a similar thing for several years. He was treated, as you were for fungal infections.\n\nIt wasn't until we moved areas and doctors that a doctor finally listened to me and treated him for exzema that it was cured.\n\nI didn't tell my son what the ointment the doctor gave him was usually used for - a 15 year old doesn't want to know he is using haemorrhoid ointment! It worked a charm.\n\nThe doctor explained that its perfect as it has strong cortisone and anti-inflammatory and also pain relieving drugs. \n\nI feel for you as I know how my son suffered with it.\n\nTalk to your doctor about this, as the ointment you need for this is prescription only. \n\nIt has to be worth a try.\n\nGood Luck!
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try tea bags....let them cool first....place on bags on eyes will shrink it like hemmorhoids
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Well short of trying to tie off a hemmorhoid! *ouch*\n\nTry the following...\n\n- Tablespoon of Crisco\n- Teaspoon of Powdered Alum (available in grocery)\n- Mix together and apply direct to affected area as often as you feel necessary.\n\nOR\n\n- Tablespoon of Hydrocortisone Cream\n- Teaspoon of Powdered Alum (available in grocery)\n- Mix together and apply direct to affected area as often as you feel necessary.\n\nIt works every time... Good Luck!
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If you open it up, then put a lot of peroxide on it.  It'll foam up a bit, then dab it dry with some toilet paper or something and put Neosporin on it.  It should be gone a few days if you do that every day.
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Piles means the thickening of the blood carrying vessels in the anus which burst to let out blood woozing.\nCONSTIPATION is the worst enemy.WORRY/TENSION next enemy.\nLUBRICATION of the ANUS and exercise to anus vessels is the anser. There are across the counter ointment type gelly lubricants which come with a cone like tube head for ease of application. Apply before and after evacuation. Apply as often as possible for few days till you get relief.\n\nHave you watched horses and cows after evacuation. They suck in and suck out their anus. Do it slowly and daily. This makes blood circulation to your anus blood vessels. \nTake milk plenty Avoid hot(chilly) items. Apply sesame oil to you anus using your fingers.It cools the system.
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Go to the Doctor and get him to diagnose them.  They can be polyps or hemorrhoid tags.
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http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/remedy/Piles.html this sight might help.
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Pills........just go to the bathroom strain  and eventually they fall out.\n\nIf you meant piles they are called hemorroids......buy some cream at the drug store and use.....like preperation h.....