how can you cure hemorroids?

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Answer 1

Care of hemorrhoids: Hemorrhoids are a dilation and swelling of the expandable tissue around the rectal opening. Non operative treatment is recommended, and includes a bowel regimen (fiber, stool softners, laxatices to goal of 2 soft bowel movements daily) local sauves (prep h, desitin, (zinc oxide diaper cream) anti fungals, other) and hygiene (shower, hair dryer area daily). Surgery only if above fails.

Answer 2

By treatment: First by healthy habits, high fiber diet, avoiding constipation, hydration, local care including use of ointments will get relief in majority . If it fails, getting recurrent frequent painful attacks, with bleeding , one of man available interventions ( surgery ).

Answer 3

Exanmination: You will need professional examination and history to determine your best outcome.

Answer 4

Seek surgery consult: Long term hemorrhoids can be caused by lifestyle activities such as prolonged sitting (truck driver), straining on defecation (chronic constipation), prolonged sitting on the toilet, or from having children. There are internal and external hemorrhoids which can have different causes. It depends on how bothersome they are such as recurrent bleeding, chronic pain, that determines when to see a md.

Answer 5

Consistent Treatment: Most external hemorrhoids can be managed with home treatment. The key is consistent treatment. This includes adding fiber to your meals, drinking more water, and using over-the-counter ointments for a limited time to stop itching. You also may use stool softeners to treat associated constipation. If there is a sudden increase in pain, this may indicate a clot inside the hemorrhoid and in this case incision and evacuation of the clot or excision of the hemorrhoid may be needed.

Answer 6

External Hemorrhoids: External hemorrhoids can be treated medically or by surgical excision. Surgery can be done under general or local anesthesia and is painful. I recommend it only when medical management fails. In most cases, topical barrier cream, fiber, and fluids and careful hygience suffice. If you consider surgery, try to identify what symptom is bothering you and if is your hemorrhoids or something els.

Answer 7

Seek medical attenti: Seek medical attention if otc corticosteroid agents do not bring the swelling down. For the meantime try not to irritate the area.

Answer 8

Diet and fluids: In general eating a high fiber diet and more importantly, drinking 80-100 ounces of non caffeinated, non alcoholic fluid per day, more if excercising vigorously, should be adequate enough to keep your hemorrhoids quiet. If in doubt or not successful instituting above, get them checked by a colorectal surgeon.

Answer 9

Hemorrhoids: Conservative measures are always a must. Make sure you're drinking plenty of fluids, getting plenty of fiber, and getting regular exercise. Sitz baths and creams help. Quick treatment would be to have the hemorrhoids surgically excised which is very painful. Less painful treatment would be to undergo hemorrhoidal banding which can take several treatments spread over several weeks. See your doc.

Answer 10

Diet and fluids: In general eating a high fiber diet and more importantly, drinking 80-100 ounces of non caffeinated, non alcoholic fluid per day, more if excercising vigorously, should be adequate enough to keep your hemorrhoids quiet. If in doubt or not successful instituting above, get them checked by a colorectal surgeon.

Answer 11

Prolapsed hemorhoids: Prolapsed hemorroids are the hemorroids which are sticking out of the anus and are very painful most of the time and some times they are thrombosed, which means there is ckott in these prolapsed veins.These can be felt with your finger and are very painful to touch and sit as it rubs against the buttocks.It needs to be treated with sitz bath and local suppositories and cream to reduce swelling, pain.

Answer 12

Inside out lining: The lining of lower rectum can become lax overtime and be forced out during a bm. If it goes back in, it is what's called a grade ii prolapse. If it needs to be pushed back in, it is grade iii. If you are having prolapse with each bm, you need to see a surgeon before it gets worse.

Answer 13

How'd you get them?: "healing" depends on whether the original cause for hemorrhoids persists. Have you been straining at stool, have rectal dysfunction, perform an activity that increases pelvic engorgement with blood or increases pelvic pressure (heavy lifting, prolonged sitting, etc.)? Have your hemorrhoids been surgically or medically managed (& with otc or prescription drugs)? Too many variables here to know...

Answer 14

Depends: As per previous answer there are many types and different symptoms of hemorrhoids, the treatment takes into account the anatomy and the symptoms of your hemorrhoids.

Answer 15

No true cure: Once hemorrhoids are there, they never go away (unless you have surgery, which i don't recommend). The trick is to keep them from becoming inflamed. Don't get constipated. Eat lots of fruits and veggies. Whole grains are also good - fiber is the key. Drink lots of water. Exercise is also good for keeping things moving. If they're flared up, suppositories with Hydrocortisone can be helpful.

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