Cure Your External Hemorrhoids (and Their Secret Facts)
If you are one that has been diagnosed with external hemorrhoids; you might have thought that all hemorrhoids were the same, just because the symptoms are similar; that of excruciating pain, itching, bleeding and swelling of the rectal veins.
All in all, you know that when you have a flare-up, it turns your entire life upside down, regardless of what type of hemorrhoid it is.
However, there is a difference, even when you can't tell from the symptoms.
What is making your external hemorrhoids different from someone who has internal piles is the simple fact that external hemorrhoids can be seen and felt, all because they erupt on the outside of your rectum.
You may have felt them upon wiping yourself with tissue; protruding and inflamed varicose veins that have manifested themselves due to straining and constipation.
Your doctor may have suggested to you that when you are faced with a derriere' which is acting up, you may ease the symptoms by taking warm baths, or applying ice to the problem area.
He may even suggest some conventional creams or suppositories that will temporarily relieve your symptoms.
However, be aware that though the prescription he or she has given you relieves the bothersome symptoms, they do not cure or get rid of the external hemorrhoids on a permanent basis.
Sooner or later, those "bad boys" will return, especially if you aren't changing how you eat to keep constipation and straining out of your bathroom visits.
Your doctor might have told you that you have three options that you can use to get rid of hemorrhoids once and for all; one, you can snip them away with a hemorrhoidectomy, which means surgery, or you can opt for #2, infrared coagulation, or #3 laser coagulation; either way, a painful recovery is inevitable.
When it comes to treating nasty hemorrhoids, and /or getting rid of them; you may find that the conventional methods may work for a short period of time, and they come with possible side effects; all because the creams, ointments and suppositories are composed of irritants and chemicals that just may worsen the hemorrhoid condition.
It seems you can't win for losing with this battle.
With the surgery option, not only do you have a painful recovery time, but your hemorrhoid condition can return, as well as leaving you with a loss of bladder and bowel control.
There is always some concern with surgery and laser treatments due to hematomas, or blood clots, infections and last but not least ...
tissue damage as the result of burning the hemorrhoid away.
When it comes to treatment, there are pros, cons and benefits.
However, for best results that include pros and benefits of external hemorrhoid treatments, your best bet is to go the natural route in fighting your external hemorrhoid condition, after all ...
natural is better for you, there is no harsh chemicals to harm you, and you do not have to worry about side effects, or something else going wrong because of a conventional treatment that you are using to combat the hemorrhoid condition.
All in all, you know that when you have a flare-up, it turns your entire life upside down, regardless of what type of hemorrhoid it is.
However, there is a difference, even when you can't tell from the symptoms.
What is making your external hemorrhoids different from someone who has internal piles is the simple fact that external hemorrhoids can be seen and felt, all because they erupt on the outside of your rectum.
You may have felt them upon wiping yourself with tissue; protruding and inflamed varicose veins that have manifested themselves due to straining and constipation.
Your doctor may have suggested to you that when you are faced with a derriere' which is acting up, you may ease the symptoms by taking warm baths, or applying ice to the problem area.
He may even suggest some conventional creams or suppositories that will temporarily relieve your symptoms.
However, be aware that though the prescription he or she has given you relieves the bothersome symptoms, they do not cure or get rid of the external hemorrhoids on a permanent basis.
Sooner or later, those "bad boys" will return, especially if you aren't changing how you eat to keep constipation and straining out of your bathroom visits.
Your doctor might have told you that you have three options that you can use to get rid of hemorrhoids once and for all; one, you can snip them away with a hemorrhoidectomy, which means surgery, or you can opt for #2, infrared coagulation, or #3 laser coagulation; either way, a painful recovery is inevitable.
When it comes to treating nasty hemorrhoids, and /or getting rid of them; you may find that the conventional methods may work for a short period of time, and they come with possible side effects; all because the creams, ointments and suppositories are composed of irritants and chemicals that just may worsen the hemorrhoid condition.
It seems you can't win for losing with this battle.
With the surgery option, not only do you have a painful recovery time, but your hemorrhoid condition can return, as well as leaving you with a loss of bladder and bowel control.
There is always some concern with surgery and laser treatments due to hematomas, or blood clots, infections and last but not least ...
tissue damage as the result of burning the hemorrhoid away.
When it comes to treatment, there are pros, cons and benefits.
However, for best results that include pros and benefits of external hemorrhoid treatments, your best bet is to go the natural route in fighting your external hemorrhoid condition, after all ...
natural is better for you, there is no harsh chemicals to harm you, and you do not have to worry about side effects, or something else going wrong because of a conventional treatment that you are using to combat the hemorrhoid condition.
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