what are the other treatments for hemorrhoids?
3 days ago i had constipation
and it hurts i wipe my butt and got some blood in it, i cleaned it with soap and put some ointment
i told my mom about it and she said eat a lof of Apricot and drink water which i did
and this morning i had a diareah but no bloood
and now im having hard time pooping again >.<
do i have anything to worry about or i have to go to the doctor..
and any more tips on how to get my poop soft?
thank you
May 25th, 2010 at 7:18 am
Have a blended drink made of 1 to 2 cups oatmeal or bran with enough fresh water to make it less thick, add sugar and berries to make it more palatable. Milk thistle is a natural herb in pill form, available without prescription,safe, and not too pricey. Follow directions, there is no overdose level, may take a few days to show results.Drink lots of water throughout the day. Eat a can of beans a day, make this a regular habit. For the future, ask your mom to give you more bread/pasta/ rice/cereal/ vegetable dinners, and A LOT less meat, cheese, other dairy foods, they cause constipation !
May 25th, 2010 at 7:18 am
Take a magnesium supplement. That puts water in the stool. And make sure that you eat plenty of fiber…that’s why apricots help.
Or you could simply take a stool softener like dulcolax.
Most folks dont know it, but dulcolax is totally natural, and safe enough that gynocologists and obstetricians suggest it to preganant women.
May 25th, 2010 at 7:18 am
Although not always the case, if you are suffering from hemorrhoids, chances are you are not eating properly. The two biggest culprits when it comes to hemorrhoids causes are diet and exercise. A poor diet can give you either diarrhea or constipation, both of which lead to hemorrhoids over time. Foods such as green vegetables, apples and whole grains are a great place to start; however, introduce these foods gradually over a couple of weeks.
May 25th, 2010 at 7:18 am
Hi ,
Surgery is an option for curing hemorrhoids but should be used one once all
other methods have been exhausted. Surgery usually results in a very painful
recovery period and can be very expensive. Different hemorrhoid surgeries have
different success rates but in general none can guarantee a permanent cure of hemorrhoids.
There is a Blog by Elizabeth Moore on that topic http://myhemorrhoidcurestory.com/hemorrhoids.html