Cure For Hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are typically a condition which is not life threatening, and can be recovered from with ease without needing direct medical attention because the causes can be common and often minor.

Such conditions could be constipation, hypertension, pregnancies, minor blood clotting, trapped vessels, and increases in pressure, obesity, vitamin deficiencies, and lack in exercise.

Constipation is often caused by not drinking ample amounts of water, thus causing the stool to harden and become harder to push out. The strain in attempting to push out hard stools can cause severe to minor agitation and damage to anal walls which can lead to the formation of a hemorrhoid. Hardened stools can also cause vessels to become trapped also leading to the formation of a hemorrhoid. This can be helped by drinking lots of fluids to loosen the stool, taking hot bathes to relax anal muscles for a more comfortable release of stool. If drinking fluids is not enough to help the bowels loosen and pass other medical options are available such as stool softening supplements which can be found over the counter in pharmacies or by prescription from your local doctor’s office.

Hypertension is a condition which the muscles have problems relaxing causing strain within the anus causing vessels to become trapped and leading to hemorrhoids, this can be helped by simply taking a warm bath to help the muscles release and ease the pressure on the pinched vessels enabling the hemorrhoid to release built up blood and slowly heal.

In a common pregnancy, almost any minor overlooked symptom can lead to a hemorrhoid. In beginning stages of pregnancy a woman can often feel sick and need to rest frequently, exercising becomes a hassle due to loss in energy and leads to the woman sitting a lot with the ever changing pressure from the developing baby. But that is an action which needs to be avoided because the changing pressure is weighed down on the anus and can lead to the formation of hemorrhoids. Pregnant woman are also more susceptible to vitamin and diet deficiencies because a pregnant woman requires a greater calorie intake daily then a non-pregnant woman. This is why taking pre-natal vitamins is important. Eating problems can lead to constipation. Pregnant woman should exercise regularly, eat well, and drink lots of fluids to prevent the odds of getting a hemorrhoid.

All the above cures can be used to help anyone with a hemorrhoid not just pregnant woman, or people with constipation because the causes all have common patterns and can be cured with the same care.