What should we do and not to do if we have hemorrhoids? And what is the best hemorrhoids treament?

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1. August says:

   November 7, 2009 at 3:07 pm

   Hi, I am August and a doctor. Of all the medical conditions experienced by people all over the world, very few are as self diagnosed and self medicated as hemorrhoids. Many men and women are to embarrassed to seek professional medical advice when dealing with this condition, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the Internet has become the number one resource people turn to when they need reliable advice on dealing with their hemorrhoids. Here are a few common sense do’s and don’ts you can follow when it comes to your hemorrhoid problem.

   DO – Keep the areas in and around your hemorrhoid clean and dry as much as possible. Unless you’ve decided to use a bath as a way to ease the pain and discomfort of your hemorrhoid, try to keep the area dry and clean to avoid any possible infections. While a hemorrhoid is a serious medical condition, an infected hemorrhoid can be a life threatening situation that should be seen by a doctor right away.

   DON”T – keep a bleeding hemorrhoid to yourself. If your hemorrhoids begin to bleed, it is highly recommended that you seek the help of a doctor right away. Not only are you risking infection but you also might have other underlying problems that are causing the bleeding that need to be seen by a doctor right away.

   DO – Keep tabs on when your hemorrhoids are at their worst and chart out your day to see what possible triggers you might have. It could be a particular kind of food you ate or it could be the fact that you didn’t drink enough water and you became constipated. By knowing your triggers, you are half way to solving your hemorrhoid problem.

   DON’T – ignore them. The pain and swelling make ignoring hemorrhoids pretty impossible anyway, but if you are consistently having problems, seek the advice of your local doctor for more information.

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2. Rubym says:

   November 7, 2009 at 3:07 pm

   The first thing is sit in the tub in warm water (showers don’t help) and sometimes that relieves them. But see a doctor, only he or she can determine how severe they are. You seem pretty sure what they are, but sometimes people have bleeding and it turns out not to be hemorrhoids but some other condition, ulcerative colitis or worse, cancer.

   OTC creams like Preparation H can help the symptoms for a while but can actually be a nice cozy place for bacteria to grow and that can increase itching. That is why it is so important to keep the area clean.

   But see a doctor, and it would be better to see a Gastroenterologist or Proctologist.

   And like somebody said, sometimes people feel embarrassed to talk to a doctor about problems with their bowels, whether it is irregularity, hemorrhoids or bleeding. But the doctors see it all the time, there is nothing shocking or strange to them.
3. Vallerie V says:

   November 7, 2009 at 3:07 pm

   Me too have been in the same situation about 1 year ago. I have been prescribed hemorrhoids ointment, suppositories, even fibrous juice but nothing have work for me. Since then i have chosen Natural remedies which was a really great thing i did. My hemorrhoids was completely gone and never had it again.