Is there any non-invasive non-surgical cure for anal fissure and piles?
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try homeopathic medicines, they really work and will give relief if you follow some dietary modifications too. Like eating foods with plenty of fibre and a good intake of fluids.\nLook forward to happy mornings and soon you will not be the BUTT of these kinda jokes. Ha! ha! ha!
915074
Ouch!  It will heal with time (in the mean time lay off anal sex, especially if this is what caused it in the first place!)
399907
HERE IS A SURE FIRE CURE BELIEVE IT OR NOT TRY IT:\nput a bar of soap UNDER the bottom sheet of your bed.\nNo one knows why it works but it works like magic for almost everyone who tries it.
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Well, it is definitely correct that hemorrhoids are "hard nuts" to cure, but I do not agree that is impossible.\n\nFirst of all I wish to say that I tried several products myself without any success. I can say that with Rue Care Oil I got very good results, but the most important thing that I've learned was that I have to make some changes in my diet and my life style.\n\nSo, first of all you have to find out what is the cause if your hemorrhoids. \n\nHemorrhoids can develop due to a genetic predisposition, constipation is the most common cause of hemorrhoids, and other causes are pregnancy, significant overweight, overeating, heavy lifting, acid/alkaline imbalance, fatigue liver, Vitamin B-6 deficiency. Sitting or standing in one position for long periods of time and lack of exercise can contribute to the development of hemorrhoids.  \n\nYou can know by yourself if in your case the cause of your hemorrhoids is constipation, overweight, overeating, long period of sitting/standing.\n\nFor other causes you should visit your doctor, and if the first one doesn't want to touch this problem, don't give up. Just go further until you find a doctor that will be willing to discuss with you the cause of your hemorrhoids.\n\nOnce you find the cause of your hemorrhoids you have to deal with it. Constipation - resolve your daily bowel movement with proper diet; overweight - lose weight (you can't imagine how better you'll feel, once your heart will not have to work so hard); acid/alkaline imbalance is also quite common cause due to improper nutrition.\n\nSo, when you treat your hemorrhoids, treat also the cause of your hemorrhoids. In this way you'll get long term results, otherwise your hemorrhoids will return sooner or later.
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Try using Orajel or Anbesol,it helps.
952721
Hemmorhoids are varicose veins of the lower colon. They are distended veins which become engorged with blood because there is excess straining  used to empty the bowel, and the mucosal lining is being torn and irritated by hard bowel movements.  The way to rid them is to change the diet and toilet habits.  First, the diet needs to include more fiber and liquids.  He needs to eat more fruits, veg, leafy salads and whole grains, and drink more water and juice.   He should add foods which encourage regularity, such as raisins, prunes and such- and eating the entire apple- peel and all, as opposed to eating applesauce.\n  He needs to take more time in the toilet, allowing the system to empty itself and not straining at all.   The doctor can give him a mild stool softener to help ease things until his diet can correct him.  He should avoid laxatives, as they are extremely harsh  and he certainly doesn't need the diarhea or rebound constipation afterwards.\n  If he makes the necessary dietary changes, the hemmorhoids will heal themselves within a few months and disappear.  He should notice great improvement comfort wise within a month.  Meantime, he also needs to clean himself properly after using the toilet.  The best way is to use baby wipes and warm water, gently applied to the area.  To ease the swollen and tender tissues, you can use makeup cotton pads soaked in witch hazel, or you can buy pads already soaked in it, called Tucks.  Applied when you go to the toilet, they help shrink the tissue and ease the pain.  If the pain is really bad, the doctor can also prescribe suppositories which numb and shrink the tissues.  If he suffers from a burning sensation, keeping the witch hazel or the pads in the refrigerator and using them cold is especially comforting. \n  Not sitting long periods of time also helps with comfort and healing, but as he is schoolage, this is not really practical. If his teachers will allow him to stand at the back of the class periodically to relieve the pressure, it will help though.   He can also soak evenings in a warm tub with a bit of witch hazel added in.\n  The biggest help in getting rid of them is to alter his diet.  It might prove a challenge at his age, but you can tell him that the surgical cure is positively  miserable, embarassing, and painful for recovery.  It would also involve being propped sunny side up in the bed with a heat lamp on to heal the stitches and bum.  Not a pretty picture to imagine, if you are a 12 year old male.
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You can go to a general surgeon or a colon and rectal surgeon for Hemorrhoids. \n\nRubber Band trick may work; however it is not recommended  because of the chances of infection and other possible complications.\n\nThe surgery for hemorrhoids is very simple and done on an outpatient basis. Since it is a very important and sensitive anatomical area, any "personal" treatment like rubber band etc is NOT recommended.
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It is quite likely that it is something simple like a anal fissure which is like a small cut (out of which comes a lot of blood). Its a good idea to see a doctor in any case, but try not to worry too much about it because this is VERY common!\n\nThe doctor should be able to provide some advice to help you deal with it now and how you might avoid it in the future.
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Well i have heard of a cure that works.  Make brownies and lace then with Ex-Lax.  Guaranteed no one will steal your food again.  At least the chocolate flavored food.
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Have you tried Homeopathic treatment for this ? If not do it immediately and you will be fine in no time by the Grace of God !\nFeel Free to contact me and I would be Glad to help you out in any way I can !
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See your doctor ASAP, but some suggestions here:\nMedical treatments\nSome people require the following medical treatments for chronic or severe hemorrhoids:\n\nHemorrhoidolysis/Galvanic Electrotherapy: desiccation of the hemorrhoid by electrical current. \nDilation: stretching of the anal sphincter muscle. Although no longer popular due to potential side effects, this treatment can be successfully applied to select cases of strangulated hemorrhoids. Rarely used anymore. \nRubber band ligation: elastic bands are applied onto an internal hemorrhoid to cut off its blood supply. Within several weeks, the withered hemorrhoid is sloughed off during normal bowel movement. \nSclerotherapy (injection therapy): sclerosant or hardening agent is injected into hemorrhoids. This causes the vein walls to collapse and the hemorrhoids to shrivel up. \nCryosurgery: a frozen tip of a cryoprobe is used to destroy hemorrhoidal tissues. Rarely used anymore. \nLaser, infared or BICAP coagulation: laser, infrared beam, or electricity is used to cauterize the affected tissues. Laser is now much less popular. \nHemorrhoidectomy: a true surgical procedure to excise and remove hemorrhoids. \nStapled Hemorrhoidectomy: Also called the procedure for prolapse and hemorrhoids, it is designed to resect soft tissue proximal to the dentate line, which disrupts the blood flow to the hemorrhoids. It is generally less painful than complete removal of hemorrhoids and also allows for faster recovery times. It's meant for hemorrhoids that fall out or bleed and is not helpful for painful outside conditions. \nFor some people, surgery may be the only treatment option for very severe cases, chronic or resistant cases of hemorrhoids, such as prolapsed, thrombosed, or strangulated hemorrhoids.
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Here's a cure fpr prostate cancer. Far less painful than radiation.\n\nhttp://dgwa1.fortunecity.com/body/cancercure-dandelion.htm
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prune juice..steer clear of medications..they encourage lazy bowels..eat more veges.happy motions to you.
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I'm in my mid twenties and already, I've had a fair share of experience on this subject .. so here it goes.\n\nIf you really want to cure hemorrhoids then do as follows:\n\n1. Drink plenty of water - for the first two weeks, drink at least 2 litres of water (I'm not from US so if you are, just convert to ounces). Trust me, it helps as it softens the stool and minimizes the pressure of hemorrhiods straining - in the long run, preventing straining prevents hemorrhoids.. and drinking lots of water never hurt anybody.\n\n2. Eat high-in-fiber foods - lots and I mean lots of fruits and vegetables (with skin on) and cereal (grains) that is high in fiber and any other foods containing fiber.\n\n3. After going to the bathroom, have a bath in warm (not hot) water for about 5 minutes. Wash the area carefully. If you're at work, don't use toilet paper but baby wipes and of course, you may use the cream to soothe the pain but it is temporary relief so eventually I gave it up as I was looking for a long term solution.\n\nFinally, if the symptoms still persist, you'll need doctor's advice as to whether you've got internal or external hemorrhoids - in both cases, there are non-surgical procedures to treat the problem. But let's hope the tips above will help and you'll forget that you ever had such a problem.\n\nJust be patient and don't expect immediate results - it takes about a week or two for the hemorrhoids to go away but they will. \n\nOne last thing - if you exercise regularly, this can help as well. Just take into account, that you need to drink much much more water and exercising may cause more pain so try not to overdo it during your treatment. Good Luck
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My wife had anal fissure after giving birth. It was hurting so bad we thought it might be hemorroids or anal fissure. So we went to the doctor who confirmed it was anal fissure (inside). Then, she underwent a local small unpainful 10-minute operation with infra-red (I think it was) after which she was totally cured. It was hurting less and less for about ten days after the operation, but now she's pefectly ok. The small operation cost us about $475. It was worth it!! I suggest you do the same, because I think that medicines are temporarily effective if at all. Good luck.
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Changes to diet and lifestyle will help to encourage healing of a fissure. The main aim is to try and avoid constipation, so that stools are smaller and softer.\n\nHere's a pdf fact sheet: http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/pdfs/Anal_fissure.pdf
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It is a condition where there is bleeding from the annus  due to swollen veins around the anal cannal. In the initial stage there is fistula or fissure which later develops in hemorhoids. Although piles is very painful, the treatment and permanent cure is a simple surgery (where the patient has to be hospitalized for 4/5 days). The market offers a wide vareity of ointments and oral tablets for piles but rarely providing permanent relief.\nThe reasons for hemorrhoides could be chronic constipation, pregnancy, over weight, hernia etc. (Mostly due chronic constipation - that is hard stools damage the soft lining of the anal cannal).