I own hemorrhoids.......lend a hand!!?
So they hurt. I need advice roughly speaking what oils/lotions, etc to use. Are there any alternative medicine treatments for this? Name me everything I can do to treat this. And if I should travel to the dr. to get it out, what is the best method? Banding it or injection?
Answers:
The only thing I can suggest is Preparation H pad chilled in the fridge for about an hour. It worked when I be pregnant. Good Luck.
Rue Care Oil - it stops itching, bleeding, and shrinks the hemorrhoids. Also, figure out what is cause your hemorrhoids - maybe constipation? Treat also the cause, and you'll be perfect. Source(s): http://www.ruecareoil.com
Pesky little dickens, aren't they? Here are my tried and true suggestions. First, try not to be constipated. Straining causes swelling. Second, do not sit on the chilly, like the ground or cold concrete. Again, real irritating. Third, use sitz baths, or sit within warm Epsom salts hose in the tub. Use medicated wipes, close to Tucks, when you have a bowel movement, as toilet paper is too hardened. Use over the counter medications like Preparation H or some other oil. Use suppositories, they will provide longer lasting relief than topical cream. The doctor can prescribe a stronger suppository that will work faster,and will contain a numbing agent. Finally, your doctor will establish which is the better treatment for your presenting problem. Both treatments are effective. Good luck.
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Answers:
The only thing I can suggest is Preparation H pad chilled in the fridge for about an hour. It worked when I be pregnant. Good Luck.
Rue Care Oil - it stops itching, bleeding, and shrinks the hemorrhoids. Also, figure out what is cause your hemorrhoids - maybe constipation? Treat also the cause, and you'll be perfect. Source(s): http://www.ruecareoil.com
Pesky little dickens, aren't they? Here are my tried and true suggestions. First, try not to be constipated. Straining causes swelling. Second, do not sit on the chilly, like the ground or cold concrete. Again, real irritating. Third, use sitz baths, or sit within warm Epsom salts hose in the tub. Use medicated wipes, close to Tucks, when you have a bowel movement, as toilet paper is too hardened. Use over the counter medications like Preparation H or some other oil. Use suppositories, they will provide longer lasting relief than topical cream. The doctor can prescribe a stronger suppository that will work faster,and will contain a numbing agent. Finally, your doctor will establish which is the better treatment for your presenting problem. Both treatments are effective. Good luck.
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