Hemroids

I have a very painfull hemroids problem, I am 29 years old 5′10 and 190 lbs. I am not obese but i smoke and occassionlay i eat spicy food. What else can do to cure my hemoids, i am in pain after i go to the restroom daily. I can barely sit on my desk at work. Help!!!!!

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3 Responses to “How to cure Hemroids?”

1. DanE Says:
   July 19th, 2009 at 11:39 pm

   Dietary changes that may be helpful -Populations in which fiber intake is high have a very low incidence of hemorrhoids. Insoluble fiber—the kind found primarily in whole grains and vegetables—increases the bulk of stool. Drinking water with a high-fiber meal or a fiber supplement results in softer, bulkier stools, which can move more easily. As a result, most doctors believe that fiber in combination with increased intake of liquids helps to treat people with hemorrhoids. Nonetheless, few clinical trials compare the effects of fiber supplementation against the effects of placebo in hemorrhoid sufferers. - hemmeroid treatments

   How to Get Rid of Hemmorrhoids
   Drug Therapies • Stool softeners help reduce straining and prevent hard stools. • Bulk laxatives help prevent hard stools and constipation. • Rectal preparations relieve itching and discomfort. • Topical anesthetics and systemic analgesics relieve pain. - hemeroid treatments

   How to Treat Hemmorrhoids
   Echinacea Apply the extract of echinacea to the affected area with clean cotton; a teaspoonful in a pint of water may be injected into the rectum. This will help relieve itching and painful hemorrhoids. - hemorroides com

   Electrical or laser heat or infrared light. Both techniques use special devices to burn hemorrhoidal tissue. Hemorrhoidectomy. Extensive or severe internal or external hemorrhoids may require removal by surgery known as hemorrhoidectomy. This is the best method for permanent removal of hemorrhoids. The following measures can ease the discomfort of hemorrhoids and can keep them from getting worse. - thrombosed hemmoroid

   External hemorrhoids, and some prolapsed internal hemorrhoids, are removed by conventional surgery in a hospital. Depending on the circumstances, this requires a local, regional, or general anesthetic. Surgery does cause a fair amount of discomfort, but an overnight hospital stay is usually not necessary. Full healing takes two to four weeks, but most people are able to resume normal activities at the end of a week.

2. laurel g Says:
   July 21st, 2009 at 3:31 pm

   I prefer usng Preparation H and Tucks pads for washing the area, as well. Sometimes, surgery is necessary. Mostly, though, as long as you are not picking up really heavy items, not struggling to have a bowel movement, and drink plenty of water, you should do fine with the Preparation H and the Tucks pads. Good luck. It does hurt!

3. mormonme2007 Says:
   July 22nd, 2009 at 3:49 pm

   OTC remedies will probably be best (ie:Preparation-H). But if the condition persists then I would contact your physician.

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