Archive for August, 2009
Hemorrhoids occur when the veins near the anus get swelled up and a lump is formed in that area. People who sit and work more have the tendency to have piles. Bleeding of piles is called hemorrhoids. It happens over a period of time. Initially people do not feel anything. Gradually when the lump get larger and start rubbing on the sides, they start feeling uncomfortable.
One should do regular exercise, so that their blood circulation is high. There are two types of hemorrhoids. One is internal hemorrhoid where internal bleeding occur. This will not be painful. External hemorrhoid are more painful since it is outside the anus though the bleeding is less. When you realize that you have piles problems, you must consult a doctor and take treatment for hemorrhoids. If it is a small lump applying medicines like some cream will help to shrink the lump gradually. If the size of the lump is more, you may have to undergo a surgery.
To prevent piles from forming, one should take lots of water, eat lots of vegetables and fibrous food, which help to softened the stool. Constipation is the main reason for having piles and hemorrhoids. Take care not to have constipation so that you will not have hemorrhoids problems later on.
Hemorrhoids are extremely painful, unpleasant and irritable. Although there are surgical procedures related, natural cure is the best known treatment. It is more frequent in old age and pregnancy. External hemorrhoids re fleshy growth outside the rectum, while internal hemorrhoids are strangulated lumps of veins inside the anus. Natural curing of hemorrhoids can be painless and money saving.
The starting of the treatment includes in the including of fiber rich diet. This will prevent the stools from getting hard. So there is less strain during bowel movements and in turn no excess pressure is forced on the veins in the anus. Make sure that you take a small walk everyday instead of maintaining a sitting posture all day.
Consumption of excess water will provide good blood circulation and easier bowel movements, and will help to release the toxins gathered. Taking warm baths for 10 to 20 minutes is also helpful. If the pain is severe you can continue this up to 4 times a day. This will clearly relieve the pain and shrink the hemorrhoids. The affected area should be kept dry so as to prevent moisture gathering in the swollen tissue. You can use ointments and herbal remedies. You can also try applying a ice pack.
Another important thing is to avoid frequent physical contact. Avoid cleaning the rectum too often. Excessive rubbing and scratching might lead to further irritation. Only use hemorrhoids cream twice a day.
