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External Hemorrhoids

Tue, 5 Nov 2008 21:45:00 GMT

posted by zenmedskincare

External Hemorrhoids: Say no to Hemorrhoids

External hemorrhoids are those that occur outside of the anal verge (the distal end of the anal canal). They are sometimes painful, and can be accompanied by swelling and irritation.

Although many people have hemorrhoids, not all experience symptoms. Like internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids also bring you pain and discomfort. Symptoms of external hemorrhoids may include painful swelling or a hard lump around the anus that results when a blood clot forms.

The only difference is external hemorrhoids can be easily distinguished from other hemorrhoids due to place of its appearance. These hemorrhoids occur around anus and can be noticed with the fleshy growth.

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Getting the Best External Hemorrhoids Treatment

Sun, 10 Nov 2008 17:32:00 GMT

posted by your-holistic-life
By Sandy Rowde
One of the two types of hemorrhoids is the external hemorrhoids. The other one is internal hemorrhoid. Unlike internal hemorrhoids that have grown inside the anal canal, external hemorrhoids occur outside of the anal verge. This sac-like protrusion found outside the anus is often characterized by itchiness (pruritus ani), pain, irritation and swelling.

Usually, all tissue bulges or swellings outside the anal canal are called external hemorrhoids; however, there are some instances wherein internal hemorrhoids, due to its worst state, have grown terribly to the point that it protrudes until outside the anal canal (this is also known as prolapsed internal hemorrhoids).

There are many treatments for external hemorrhoids. Some people are still more comfortable doing the "natural" method in treating hemorrhoids, while there are others who rely on the latest sophisticated equipment that the society has now in treating hemorrhoids.

One best external hemorrhoids treatment is surgery or also known as the hemorrhoidectomy. In this surgical procedure, the swollen tissue is being scraped off using a scalpel. Patient who undergo this kind of treatment is being given an anesthesia (local or general - depending on the state of the victim). Based on testimonies of people who have undergone this kind of treatment, hemorrhoidectomy has a longer-effect despite the intense pain that was felt after the operation. Surgery is always being recommended to large-sized hemorrhoids that have already complicated to the point that it already causes so much discomfort and pain to the patient.

Laser beam is also another treatment option for external hemorrhoids. Laser is also deemed by many as the fastest treatment among other treatments for hemorrhoids in terms of conducting the treatment procedure. Laser treatment is applicable to small and medium sizes of hemorrhoids.

Another treatment would also be rubber hand ligation. This is the most famous non-surgical external hemorrhoids treatment since this can be applicable to both small and medium sizes of hemorrhoids. In rubber band ligation procedure, a rubber band is being wrapped around the sac-like protrusion. The rubber band will serve as an instrument that will restrict the flow of blood circulation in the affected area. Lack of blood flow in the hemorrhoids will help in its shrinking, and then, to its eventual healing.

External hemorrhoids can also be treated through injection called sclerotheraphy. A certain chemical solution is being injected to the affected area which help in the shrinking of the hemorrhoids.

There are also non-medical treatments for external hemorrhoids. Natural means of healing and prevention can also be applied which includes:

- altering the diet to incorporate fiber-enriched foods that can loosen stools and prevent constipation. A change in the diet also includes avoidance from meaty and processed foods. It also entails the inclusion of water intake. At least eight glasses of water per day should be consumed in order to sustain the smooth flow of digestion and easy defecation.

- the wearing of comfortable underwears. Avoid wearing tight-fitting under wears because this will give no room for your external hemorrhoids and might increase pressure towards it, causing more pain.

- take lukewarm baths everyday. Sitting on a tub half-filled with warm water will help reduces swelling and gives relief from pain and itchiness.

Hemorrhoid Treatment - Avoid 3 Mistakes to Avoid Surgery!

Fri, 25 Oct 2008 08:30:16 GMT

posted by smithers2567
by Julie Henry

Are you looking to avoid hemorrhoid surgery or are you trying to get your hemorrhoids in a stable condition? Are your searches for a hemorrhoid treatment leaving you with confusion and frustration because there are many products available?

This article will give you three ways to keep your hemorrhoids from getting worse and offer a solution for a cure to hemorrhoids. After reading this article, you will have the information you need in order to get on the right track.

Mistake 1: Keep eating processed foods. If you think you can go on eating processed foods and also to or your headlights, you are wrong. If you’re doing this, you are probably experiencing hard stools. Eating cake, and chips as well as other processed foods, can lead to constipation, and ultimately hemorrhoids. If you wonder why you have been experiencing hemorrhoids in the first place, this could be the reason.

If you’re trying to cure your hemorrhoids, you must begin to avoid processed foods. Before you begin any hemorrhoid treatment, make sure you are eating healthily.

Mistake 2: You fail to exercise! Trying to cure hemorrhoids while you sit for 40 hours at the office per week, 15 hours in front of the television, while not exercising, is impossible. Sitting that long will put pressure where you least desire it. Combining this with constipation or pregnancy may result in 10 hemorrhoids.

If you have to sit for 40 hours a week at your job, try stretching every hour to boost your blood flow. Any hemorrhoid treatment, to be effective, requires that you exercise regularly.

Mistake 3: Thinking that creams and artificial fiber supplements will your cure hemorrhoids! This is a common mistake. Many fiber supplements and creams merely address the symptoms of the problem, not the root of the problem. They made to provide temporary relief, but you always have to use them. Besides, they will never actually get rid of your hemorrhoid.

Creams and fiber supplements are just quick-fix-its that merely address symptoms, not the real problem. Before you begin a real hemorrhoid treatment, stop using treatments that merely address symptoms.

Steering clear from these three mistakes will help you to avoid a worse hemorrhoid condition. However, if you are looking to cure your hemorrhoid, these three things will not help. You need an effective hemorrhoid treatment

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Medication for Bleeding Hemorrhoids

Sat, 24 Aug 2008 12:39:00 GMT

posted by indah73
Hemorrhoids should not be a cause of embarrassment as there are several Hemorrhoids medication and treatment methods available.
Hemorrhoids medication and remedy treatments are of various types.

The most common of hemorrhoids medication and treatment are creams, sitz bath, home remedies and finally surgical removal.
Hemorrhoids medication can be of the following types.

Hemorrhoids medication types:

Soft and easy bowel movements
Don't strain you bowel it's one of the best curative and preventive measures for Hemorrhoids medication.
Diet and food habits
- Eat food, which helps to ease digestion and smooth stool passage.
For example have more fluids, fruits and vegetables rather than bread, soda, etc.
Home treatments
- Applying ice on the area, Sitz bath, herbal medication or remedies like horse chest nut extract, etc are some of the home treatment methods of Hemorrhoids remedies.
Creams
- Another common Hemorrhoids remedy that helps to curb swelling of irritated hemorrhoidal tissues are Hemorrhoids creams. It also gives immediate and temporary relief from the painful burning, itching and discomfort of hemorrhoids.

Internal and External Hemorrhoids medication

Treatment for External Hemorrhoids remedy
The hemorrhoids may be removed surgically or through other methods in extreme cases.
Three surgical procedures to remove external hemorrhoids are:
a) Laser coagulation
- The hemorrhoid is clotted with an electric probe which makes it shrink.
b) Infrared photocoagulation
- The hemorrhoid is clotted with infrared light to make it shrinks.
c) Hemorrhoidectomy
- Complete removal of the hemorrhoid.

Treatment for internal Hemorrhoids remedy
1. Rubber Band Ligation
- In this process a small rubber band is placed at the base of the internal hemorrhoid. The blood supply to the hemorrhoid is cut off hence resulting in it to shrink up and fall off in about four to seven days.
2. Injection Sclerotherapy
- A chemical solution is injected into the mucous membrane near the hemorrhoid resulting in inflammation and closure of the veins, thereby shrinking the hemorrhoid.
3. Infrared Photocoagulation
- An infrared is directed to clot the dilated veins of the hemorrhoid. The hemorrhoids shrink since the blood does not flow through the coagulated blood vessels.
4. Laser Coagulation
- An electric current is applied to the hemorrhoids triggering a chemical reaction that shuts down the blood supply in the hemorrhoid and causes the inflamed tissue to shrink.
5. Hemorrhoidectomy
- Here the hemorrhoid groups are surgically removed with a scalpel, cattery device or laser.

What should the Hemorrhoids medication or remedy do?
It should relieve pain and discomfort from hemorrhoids.
Reduce itching, prevents bleeding, eliminate swelling and burning.
It should heal and shrinks the hemorrhoid and prevent hemorrhoids from returning due to its power to strengthen the veins tone.
In case of surgery caution must be taken, it should do the appropriate repair of damaged tissues.

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Hemorrhoids

Wed, 25 Sep 2008 05:11:40 GMT

posted by jeffwend

It is estimated that around half of all Americans over the age of fifty suffer from hemorrhoids. Thankfully, they are not life threatening or very dangerous, but at the same time, they are not pleasant to experience.

Hemorrhoids occur when the tiny blood vessels that are in and around the anus swell and stretch from pressure. They can be found under the skin surrounding the anus which is called external hemorrhoids or they can be found inside the anus which is called internal hemorrhoids.

Perhaps the most common cause of hemorrhoids is excessive straining during bowel movements. Hemorrhoids are also common during pregnancy. Other causes of hemorrhoids are prolonged periods of sitting, heavy lifting, and genetic predispositions.

The most tell tale symptom of hemorrhoids is bright red blood mixed with a bowel movement. Other common symptoms are itching, skin irritation, discomfort and pain of the anus.

Many who often suffer from hemorrhoids report that a high fiber diet with plenty of fluids can help to prevent hemorrhoids because the fiber and fluids will help to soften the stool for easier passage. It is also recommended to avoid straining during bowel movements as this will bring about less pressure on the blood vessels near the anus.

Many choose to use natural supplements to help to cure their hemorrhoids. Horse chestnut is an herb that will help to tone blood vessels and improve their elasticity and reduce inflammation. Taking 500 mgs three times a day is the recommended dosage.

Butcher’s broom will help to strengthen the blood vessels and improve circulations. Try 100 mgs three times a day.

Supplementing vitamin E can help to bring oxygen to the tissues and promote healing. Vitamin E can be used both topically and internally. For internal usage try 400-800 IU daily.

Supplementing vitamin C with bioflavonoids will help to increase collagen production which will help to heal and strengthen blood vessels. They will also help to increase the elasticity of the blood vessels. Try 1-2,000 mg of vitamin C along with 500-1,000 mg of bioflavonoids.