Although hemeroids can’t be considered as life threatening, it is still essential to get rid of them to relieve the discomfort and misery. Fortunately there are many safe and simple home remedies available some of which you may already. Simple Do’s and Dont’s for Hemeroids offers immediate practical advice.
Witch Hazel is good
Cool it in the fridge first and then gently apply it to your hemeroids, using some cotton wool pads. This works for external hemeroids / hemeroids and should be applied 3 to 4 times a day. Ice packs or ice cubes can also be used directly on the affected area and will help reduce swelling. After which gently apply some aloe vera ointment or cream this will relieve itching and soreness. Try something like Venapro.
Changing your diet may help considerably.
Eat plenty of fibre rich products like fruits, vegetables and full corn products. Drink plenty of water too this together with a fibre rich diet will create softer stools which are more easily expelled for a more comfortable bowel movement. Softer stool also help prevent getting new hemeroids. However don’t over do it and avoid taking laxatives. Citrus foods like oranges and grapefruit are particularly high in bioflavonoids, which can help to strengthen blood vessels and may prevent hemeroids from returning.
Avoid
Eating a lot of cheese which contains lactic acid and can worsen your condition. Reduce or preferably stop altogether drinking alcohol and caffeine products.
Regular exercise
will also do wonders for the circulation and combined with a few simple diet changes will help prevent hemeroids. However any training which causes excessive abdominal straining such as lifting weights may cause hemeroids to start bleeding. Bicycling can also be uncomfortable and cause pain if using a hard racing saddle.
A warm bath
can also relieve itching and soreness try applying a product like Venapro afterwards. This acts as a mild anaesthetic and alleviates discomfort. If you need to sit for long periods I would definitely recommend one of the specially designed foam rings which prevent additional pressure on the affected area and will allow you to rest comfortably.
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