Hemorrhoids treatment natural ways

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the anus and lower part of the rectum, formed by exertion during a bowel movement or excessive pressure on the veins in this area, just as occurs during pregnancy.Hemorrhoid treatment may reduce itching and discomfort, and lifestyle changes are The first step to improving the condition, what are the full treatment steps?

Treatment of hemorrhoids

There are many ways to treat hemorrhoids, and the most important ways to treat them are as follows:

Medicines

There are several types of drugs that can be used in the treatment of hemorrhoids, the most important of which are:

Corticosteroids

Your doctor may prescribe a corticosteroid cream to reduce inflammation around the anus. This type of cream should not be used for longer than a week. Because corticosteroids may thin the skin around the anus.

pain

may reduce paracetamol caused by hemorrhoids. Some pain relievers may be sold without a prescription but others require a prescription, but always make sure to consult a doctor.

In some cases, the doctor may prescribe medications containing a local anesthetic to relieve pain, but these medications should not be used for more than a few days. Because it may increase the sensitivity of the skin around the anus.

Laxatives Laxatives

may help empty the intestines in case of constipation. There are two types of laxatives:

• Laxatives containing dietary fiber make stools soft and lumpy.
• Osmotic laxatives that increase the water content of stool and make it softer.

Medicines for the treatment of hemorrhoids in Adam's pharmacy 

• Neohealer Ointment | 30 gm
• Tega Pro-Proct Gel 15 gm 5 tubes
• of Procto-Glyphenol 10 Suppositories
• Dilogesic 10 Suppositories | 12.5 mg
• Gemino Micazole Suppository | 200mg How

to treat hemorrhoids at home 

Ice packs

Ice is the first natural substance that helps treat hemorrhoids because it reduces swelling and pain very quickly and can be used as follows:

• Put a piece or bag of partially melted ice on the affected area, preferably ice wrapped in a cloth.
• apply it for ten minutes and more than once a day; Gradually reduce the problem.
• It should not be applied for longer than 10 minutes at a time.

Aloe vera

or aloe vera gel is one of the options used to relieve hemorrhoids. Because it contains anti-inflammatory substances that relieve irritation in the affected area, but there is not much evidence to support its effectiveness in getting rid of hemorrhoids.

Only pure aloe vera should be used, preferably before using aloe vera on the skin to ensure its suitability by placing it on a small area of ​​the body. Apply and use it as follows: 

• Put an amount of aloe vera gel on the affected area and massage it gently.
• Wait for 24-48 hours.
• In the absence of any sensitivity it can be used on hemorrhoids.

Warm water baths

Sitting in a tub of warm water may help reduce swelling and reduce irritation caused by hemorrhoids, and adding certain ingredients to the bath may help reduce and relieve symptoms.

 A cup of Epsom salts or apple cider vinegar can be added, and you have to be careful. Never apply apple cider vinegar directly to the hemorrhoids as this can lead to more stinging and irritation of the swollen skin.

Witch hazel

contains astringents that help in tissue contraction, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, and helps relieve bruising.

 It is applied to hemorrhoids by applying a small amount of pure witch hazel to a cotton ball, but you must. Be careful not to dilute the plant with alcohol, as this leads to irritation of hemorrhoids. 

You should consult a specialist and advise regarding the use of this plant, because it may not be suitable for some people and may cause undesirable symptoms, and if symptoms worsen after using it, you should stop using it. 

Garlic Garlic

is used to reduce itching, inflammation and pain associated with hemorrhoids, and it can be used by boiling three or four cloves of garlic, then placing them in a cup of water for 10 minutes, after which the water is filtered from garlic, and left aside to cool, then put gauze in garlic water. It is placed on the anus.

Treating hemorrhoids with honey Hemorrhoids 

cause itching and pain in the anus, as well as the appearance of blood in the stool. If you are looking for a home remedy for hemorrhoids, honey may be right for you, as it is the best remedy for external hemorrhoids with honey.

Where honey is used with olive oil mixed with beeswax to treat hemorrhoids topically because it relieves itching and helps reduce bleeding.

It is known that honey is useful in treating wounds and other skin problems, due to its ability to fight bacteria and accelerate the healing of infected tissues, so it is used in the treatment of hemorrhoids in an effective manner.

Treating hemorrhoids with

oils Essential oils that have anti-inflammatory properties help treat hemorrhoids with herbs and oils, but it is necessary to consider diluting the oil before using it.

In addition to taking care of allergies in the case of sensitive skin, the most famous oils in the treatment of hemorrhoids are:

• Coconut oil: It is a natural moisturizer that reduces irritation, pain and itching caused by hemorrhoids.
• Clove oil: improves the chronic anal fissure that can result from suffering from hemorrhoids.
• Cinnamon Oil: Reduces inflammation and promotes healthy tissue growth.
• Peppermint Oil: It has a soothing and anti-inflammatory effect that reduces pain and pressure around the anus.
• Tea Tree Oil: Promotes wound healing and has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Dill Oil: It has anti-inflammatory properties.
• Cypress oil: improves blood flow and reduces pain in case of external hemorrhoids. This is due to its astringent, soothing and antimicrobial properties.
• Myrtle oil: to treat pain and bleeding caused by hemorrhoids.

Tips to relieve hemorrhoids Hemorrhoids

can take two to three weeks to heal, and sometimes they may disappear on their own, and there are some tips that help relieve them:

• Make changes in your diet by eating plenty of fiber and drinking plenty of fluids. 
• Avoid straining during a bowel movement, by bending forward, relaxing and breathing slowly. 
• Wear loose cotton underwear. 
• Do not use scented detergents or fabric softeners. 
• Use wet toilet paper instead of regular toilet paper to reduce area irritation, and commercial or scented wipes should not be used. 
• Avoid washing the area with soap.