Sun, 27 May 2012 05:34:38 -0800WeeblySat, 02 Apr 2011 15:37:25 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2011/04/taking-exercise-while-suffering.htmlJust a quick post to give some advice about exercising and hemorrhoids.  For many people with external hemorrhoids it is just too painful to walk or run - but they know that taking exercise is good for the bowel and keeps things moving - a very important element in not making hemorrhoids worse, and not getting a repeat of the problem.  An alternative is to try swimming.  If you swim using breast stroke, you don't get the friction which you can get from walking or running, or swimming freestyle or backstroke.  If you absolutely have to walk or run, try using a cream such as 3Bs to cut down on the rubbing in that area. ]]>Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:33:30 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2010/03/what-the-pharmacies-dont-want-you-to-know-about-topical-hemorrhoid-treatments.html The pain and discomfort of hemorrhoids will often send you rushing straight to your nearest drug store or pharmacy.  Once there you will see a large range of creams, pessaries and ointments especially for dealing with hemorrhoids or piles, as they are sometimes called.

Hemorrhoids are formed when too much pressure is brought to bear on the delicate veins inside the rectum.  This pressure is caused by constipation, straining, anal intercourse, long periods of standing (or sitting – you can’t win!) or chronic diarrhoea.  By the age of 50, nearly half of all adults will have dealt with the problem of hemorrhoids at some time in their lives.  If they are lucky, it was just a one-off occurrence – maybe it was brought on by pregnancy or childbirth, or just a period of having  a bad diet.  Whatever the reason, you can be assured that you are not alone with this embarrassing problem.

To go back to the pharmacy; all these treatments which you can see will be effective in relieving some of the discomfort, pain and itching associated by suffering from hemorrhoids.  However, they are not actually going to cure the problem and prolonged use of many of these treatments can result in permanent damage to the delicate skin surrounding, and just inside the anus.  None of them should be used for more than a week.

In very severe cases, some people resort to surgical measures to get rid of their hemorrhoids, but once again, this isn’t really a cure.  It isn’t going to prevent them from coming back.

To prevent a return of, or long term suffering from hemorrhoids, you must find a proper cure.  A lot can be done with simple lifestyle changes such as drinking more water, eating more fiber or taking a supplement such as Metamucil.  An increase in activity will also result in an increase in bowel activity which is essential for long term colon health.

There are many cures available – carry out your research carefully and choose a program which has a number of testimonies as to its effectiveness.

]]>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:34:47 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2010/02/where-do-i-find-a-hemorrhoid-cure.html If you are suffering from hemorrhoids, then you will be looking for two things – relief from the pain and discomfort and a permanent solution so that they never come back again – a hemorrhoid cure!

Hemorrhoids are caused by pressure in the rectum often caused by constipation or by straining when going to the bathroom.  There are two types; internal hemorrhoids which are inside the rectum and cause pain when passing a motion  and external hemorrhoids which are swollen areas just outside the anus and which are extremely sore, itchy and sensitive.  External hemorrhoids cause pain and discomfort when sitting, standing, walking, running or cycling. 

There are many things on the market which can provide relief from the pain of hemorrhoids – particularly external hemorrhoids.  These are creams, drops and ointments which may shrink the hemorrhoids and will also soothe the discomfort.  There are also a number of home remedies which will also provide relief, such as cold or warm compresses and Sitz baths.  But none of these will prevent your hemorrhoids from returning to trouble you again.

In more extreme cases, you may want to resort to surgery to get rid of your hemorrhoids.  Surgery may well provide relief from the immediate problem, but it certainly isn’t a long term solution.

It is very important to find a hemorrhoid cure so that they don’t return and you can get on with your life free from pain and discomfort which can be so disabling.  You will need to research the hemorrhoid cure options carefully.  Natural methods are better to use as they run less risk of side effects.  Try to find a cure which is well documented with a number of testimonies from satisfied customers and make sure that there is a money back guarantee if you aren’t happy with the result.

]]>Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:40:29 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2009/11/3-easy-types-of-hemorrhoids-home-treatment.html It doesn't matter whether you are suffering from internal or external hemorrhoids, if you have them, you are desperate to get rid of them and it may be that you can't get to the shops anytime soon, or haven't got the spare cash to splash out on fancy potions which may or may not work to cure your hemorrhoids. What are you going to do? You are going to look for hemorrhoids home treatments!

 There are three relatively quick and easy ways to relieve the pain and discomfort associated with hemorrhoids (or piles):
Apply ice several times a day to the affected area. Wrap some ice cubes in a tea towel (or use a packet of frozen peas that you're not planning to eat!) and hold it against your hemorrhoids for ten minutes. Follow this up with a warm compress for another 10 or 20 minutes and you will feel an awful lot better.

1. If you don't like the ice idea (and I could sympathize there) you could try warm moist heat such as a warm wet towel to the area several times a day - this is also very soothing.
2. Or you could try what is called a sitz bath. Run the tub just enough to cover your backside; don't make the water too hot or it could burn you badly. Soak yourself in it for about fifteen minutes and do this several times a day.

All these methods will give you relief from the discomfort, but they won't actually cure the condition. However there are many effective natural remedies available that can cure your piles or hemorrhoids in as little as 48 hours.

]]>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:51:02 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2009/11/how-to-treat-hemorrhoids-the-dos-and-donts.html If you've tried to treat hemorrhoids in many different ways then you probably understand the differences of how each treatment is used. In this article, I'll go over what each of them do for the body, how they intend to treat hemorrhoids or piles, and the controversial truth about many of them.

Most people's first attack is using creams and ointments where you apply them to your rectal area in the hope of soothing your swollen veins. This shrinks the painful area so that it is less painful, but it is only a temporary way to treat hemorrhoids, not a permanent solution.

The second most popular route is to use a suppository.  This is pushed into your rectum to moisten the area where your internal hemorrhoids are, and to act as lubricant when you have your next bowel movement.  The idea is to prevent the hemorrhoid from rupturing again and give it a chance to heal.  It does work for some people, but it can be messy and inconvenient and is not a permanent hemorrhoid cure.

A third method is through pills that regulate the blood pressure in your system.  This is designed to tighten your vein tissue so that the hemorrhoid is less likely to flare up.   There are often side effects with this treatment - and again, it doesn't really work as a hemorrhoid cure, but a temporary solution.  Again, I would like to emphasize that side effects are very common with this system.

These are the three most commonly used methods used to treat hemorrhoids but they often don't work, making you have to look further for a hemorrhoid cure.

The next step is medical intervention (surgery) using laser therapy, freezing your hemorrhoids or using rubber band ligation.  All of these are invasive and extremely painful and although they may cure your existing hemorrhoids, they don't do much about preventing them from recurring.  How often do you want to go through this?

Don't despair!  I managed to find a totally safe, natural way to treat hemorrhoids that works within a few days. It’s called the H Miracle system and it really is miraculous.  You can get your free report on this system by clicking here now. * You can also hear Holly Hayden's own story (she developed the product) and read the testimonials from just a few of her hundreds of satisfied customers, including medical practitioners themselves.

It’s already been proven by hundreds, if not thousands of success stories in the underground fashion of alternative medicine. The system includes ingredient resources, charts, audio lessons and basically everything you need to cure your hemorrhoids once and for all. I really recommend it and just see the testimonials from users who have triumphed over even severe hemorrhoids for good.
* this is a sponsored link, the author has not personally used the product
]]>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:46:50 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2009/11/external-hemorrhoid-treatment-relief-of-symptoms-and-prevention-for-the-future.htmlExternal hemorrhoids are the butt (pardon the pun) of many jokes and we all laugh until we are suffering from them! Then, suddenly, it doesn't seem so funny; they hurt, itch, bleed, make walking and sitting a pain - the list goes on! Now we are the ones in need of external hemorrhoid treatment - but it's hard to know what works and what doesn't and who wants to spend weeks messing around with that part of our anatomy??

Fortunately hemorrhoids are relatively easy to treat and there are a multitude of natural remedies to help you on your way. If you are stuck at home, and can't get to a pharmacy, there are plenty of things you can do to relieve the discomfort right now.

1. Run a warm shallow bath and sit in it allowing the warm water to sooth your discomfort. Take care when drying and only dab the area. If you put a little petroleum jelly or personal lubricant on the sore bit it will stop it from rubbing on your pants when you walk.

2. After the warm bath you could try putting ice on the area to help shrink it - don't put the ice directly on your skin though because that can be very damaging and cause a kind of burn - or even stick to your skin - nasty!!

3. Witch hazel or aloe vera gel can also provide significant relief from pain and itching.

But, it's all very well treating the symptoms - however what you really want is to be sure this is never going to happen again. Sad to say, there is no quick and easy fix for this - it's going to take lifestyle changes - changes in diet and exercise habits - even in your bathroom habits. Diet is a major factor in causing hemorrhoids, particularly if you are constipated, and strangely enough, the more you move the more your bowels move! There are many natural processes which will help you to cure your hemorrhoids for good and with anything which you want as a permanent solution in your life, herbal or natural is definitely the best way to go.]]>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:40:40 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2009/11/external-hemorrhoid-treatment-know-your-options.htmlExternal hemorrhoids are swollen veins just outside your anus which start off as a tender soft lump, but in time can harden and feel solid. They are very painful and uncomfortable, whether you are just sitting or even walking (think friction!).

There are two main types of external hemorrhoid treatment; they are surgery, or natural remedies. Surgery is usually carried out on external hemorrhoids which are at an advanced stage - you may have to join a waiting list to have them seen by a specialist, and the surgery may consist of removing them by scalpel, and stitching the wound, or ligating them with a small rubber band to cut off the blood supply so that the hemorrhoid shrivels and comes off (a bit like a lamb's tail). Both of these solutions are painful, but relatively quick once you have got to see the relevant doctor.

Natural remedies can be carried out in the privacy of your own home without having to wait to see the doctor. There are a great many different natural remedies which can be tried out - some which work as quickly as within 48 hours. There is also a lot you can do to relieve the pain and itching associated with external hemorrhoids. Always keep your backside scrupulously clean, avoid hot and spicy foods which will irritate your hemorrhoids, when you go to the bathroom afterward, use a lotion such as aloe vera or witch hazel which will sooth and reduce the inflammation, and alter your diet to reduce the amount of processed food which you eat which contributes to constipation. Finally, drink plenty of water as this helps to keep your bowel motions soft.]]>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:30:55 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2009/11/looking-for-a-hemorrhoids-home-remedy-3-simple-things-to-relieve-your-painful-hemorrhoids.html Hemorrhoids are swollen veins either inside or just outside your anus. They can be very itchy, sore or painful and in some cases can bleed when you are having a poo.  If the bleeding is frequent or severe it is important to consult your doctor, but if not then any of these hemorrhoids home remedies may help you.

Sitz Baths

If your hemorrhoids are very sore, a sitz bath will provide quick relief for the pain.  It will relax your muscles around the anus and just inside it.

Run a bath of about four to six inches of warm (not hot) water.  (If the water is too hot it will hurt your hemorrhoids even more.)

Sit in it for about fifteen minutes.  You don't need to add anything to the water although some products, such as St John's Wort, can promote healing.

Repeat this several times a day if possible.

Dose yourself with Psyllium Seeds

Psyllium seeds can be a great source of dietary fiber - and without fiber you are in danger of getting constipated which can cause hemorrhoids or make any you already have much, much worse.

The straining associated with constipation may well make you push out a hemorrhoid which will rub on your pants and cause great discomfort when sitting.

You can get psyllium seeds from health food shops; start by taking one teaspoon of seeds in an 8 ounce glass of water at breakfast every day. After one week, add another glass of seeds in water at lunchtime, and in the third week add a third glass at dinner time.  You will now be having enough fiber in your diet but it is vital to drink plenty of water to help the fiber to work in your digestive system.  You should get much softer stools, which are easier to pass, and will give your hemorrhoids a chance to heal.

Petroleum Jelly or Zinc Oxide Cream (Nappy rash cream)

Either of these have been shown to lessen the discomfort of hemorrhoids and are very soothing.  After wiping your bottom (gently), dab on some cream with a cotton wool ball.  Always keep the anal area clean and dry, and don't use scented toilet paper or soaps on that area.]]>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:20:30 -0800http://www.hemorrhoidcurenow.org/1/post/2009/11/first-post.html Most hemorrhoids can be treated by medical intervention such as surgery
but it's important to know what your options are for this invasive
procedure.

There are five different surgical procedures which can remove or shrink your hemorrhoids.

Cryotherapy

This
is where your hemorrhoid is frozen with liquid nitrogen - the same
procedure as is used for wart and verruca removal.  It can be extremely
painful both at the time and for sometime afterwards.

A Hemorrhoidectomy

This is where your hemorrhoid is removed surgically - cut off - and you
may well need stitches - again, this can be a very painful procedure.

Sclerotherapy

This is the use of an injected chemical to shrink your external
hemorrhoid.  As you know, all too well, hemorrhoids are very sensitive
so having an injection into them isn't exactly great fun!

Rubber band ligation

This is only for external hemorrhoids.  A rubber band is put around the
base of the hemorrhoid which cuts off the blood supply causing it to
shrivel up and eventually disappear.

Laser Surgery

This is probably the least painful where your internal or external hemorrhoids are fired at by lasers which destroy them.

All of these procedures involve a certain amount of embarrassment to
carry out and may well be very painful for a while.  The other problem
with them is that they may get rid of your hemorrhoids for now, but
they do nothing to prevent future attacks.

Rather than taking one of these drastic measures, you would be much
better off to look for a natural solution first.  A natural hemorrhoid
cure will not only solve your immediate problem but will also prevent
reoccurrence in the future.]]>