Various Symptoms of Hemorrhoids and How To Understand Them - 0 views
started by Boyd Wilcox on 13 Apr 12
started by Boyd Wilcox on 13 Apr 12
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started by Boyd Wilcox on 13 Apr 12
The symptoms you have can vary widely depending on how severe your case is and what's causing your condition. Whether or not you know the reason for your hemorrhoids you'll definately want them to go away fast. If you want to keep this condition from recurring you need have an understanding ofyour condition and how to treat it. We will walk you through a few of the symptoms of hemorrhoids.
Itching, discomfort, bleeding from the rectum and pain are among the symptoms of this inflammatory disorder. Straining when you feel the need to defacate can make your symptoms worse. Avoid pushing too hard during bowel movements. In alot of casses the pressure caused during weight lifting can be a cause. Hemorroids can be cased by the stress of regular exercise too so you'll want to avoid exercise during a flare up. Try losing some weight to minimize the stress on this part of the body. You will want to sort of pamper your behind with a soft toilet paper to keep your irritation down to a minimum.
Many women experience hemorrhoids during pregnancy. To help increase the blood flow needed during pregnancy, your veins become dilated which can cause constipation and hemorrhoids. In these circumstances, the hemorrhoids typically go away after you have given birth. Drinking lots of water, eating plenty of fiber, and exercising regularly can help you manage it until then. Get tips from your doctor on how to control hemorrhoids during your pregnancy. Thankfully, in these cases, the hemorrhoids will resolve itself naturally.
Thrombosed external hemorrhoids are extremely painful and generally medical attention is required. Due to a blood clot which forms in the hemorrhoid, this happens and also makes you become inflamed and swollen. When a person gets this type of medical condition, the pain is unbearable during a bowel movement or when they are sitting down.
These kinds of hemorrhoids, since they are external, can be felt and produce small lumps. Many types of hemorrhoids will not cause any pain, however, if you think that you might suffer from a case of thrombosed external hemorrhoids, you must see your doctor at once due to the fact that you need more than OTC medicine. In a lot of cases, these blood clots can be eliminated on an outpatient basis in a doctor's office. Or, your doctor might want to prescribe medicine that will get rid of them. The main symptom of hemorrhoids is extreme pain or discomfort in the anal area. You're in luck however, hemorrhoids do not usually last for a long time. If you have a severe case of hemorrhoids that doesn't get better by itself or from any treatments you are able to use on your own, you should make an appointment with your doctor. It may be that you are one of the unlucky few who require a different treatment method. Your symptoms may vary from what your heard here. The majority of sufferers don't need medical help to treat their symptoms.