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If you have been diagnosed with hemorrhoids, either external or internal, then you need to know what treatment options are available for you. The easiest. moste effective and least invasive way to treat hemorrhoids is home treatment.
Home treatment includes the use of creams, oral pills, wipes, ointments and suppositories. Each treatment has it’s pro’s and con’s and before you decide what option to go with it is advised you research each option to decide what will be most desirable for you. Here is an overview of some of the more common treatment options.
Creams and ointments can be helpful in hemorrhoid pain relief. Creams are non invasive and can treat minor pain relief, shrink swollen tissue, and in some cases heal bleeding hemorrhoids. Creams come in many varieties including oils. ointment, creams and medicated wipes.
Pills are an option to consider for very swollen hemorrhoids and pain relief. Pills often contain fast relief by increasing v?nous circulation and anti-inflammatory formulas. Pills are recommended for long-term treatment.
Suppositories are used to relieve itching, burning and minor swelling of hemorrhoids. Suppositories are the most invasive due to the fact they are inserted in the anus and release there medication once supposited.
To prevent hemorrhoids from getting worse follow these suggestions. Include 25-30 grams of fiber in your diet everyday, drink plenty of water and stay away from spicy foods. Do not always sit in the same position. Make sure you are rotating your body to improve blood flow and relieve strain. When cleaning you anus make sure to use soft tissue or baby wipes to prevent unwanted friction which causes unnecessary bleeding and swelling. Lastly be active.

Originally posted 2009-10-09 06:47:03. Republished by Blog Post Promoter