Hemorrhoids Treatment

 How do I get rid of my haemorrhoids?

The majority of the time, you can treat your haemorrhoids at home.

• consuming a diet rich in fibre
• Each day, as directed by your health care provider, consume water or other nonalcoholic drinks.
• not straining the bowels during bowel movements
• not spending significant lengths of time on the toilet
• sitz bathing (sitting in a tub of warm water) multiple times a day to help relieve discomfort

External haemorrhoids can be relieved using over-the-counter hemorrhoid creams or ointments, as well as suppositories (a drug that you push into your rectum). Doctors frequently advise utilising over-the-counter products for one week. If you have any concerns about the items, you should consult your doctor.

• After a week, if your symptoms have not improved, consult a doctor.
• produce adverse symptoms such as a rash or dry skin around your anus

Internal haemorrhoids that have prolapsed usually disappear without therapy at home. Internal haemorrhoids that are extremely prolapsed or bleeding may require medical attention.

Hemorrhoids are treated in various ways by doctors.

Hemorrhoids are treated by doctors in the office, in an outpatient clinic, or in a hospital.

The following are some of the therapies available in the office:

• Rubber band ligation is a technique that involves tying a rubber band around Rubber band ligation is a treatment that surgeons employ to treat internal haemorrhoids that are bleeding or prolapsing. A doctor wraps a specific rubber band around the hemorrhoid's base. The blood supply is shut off by the band. Within a week, the banded component of the hemorrhoid shrivels and falls off. The remaining section of the hemorrhoid generates scar tissue, which shrinks the hemorrhoid. This operation should only be performed by a doctor; you should never try this treatment on your own.
• Sclerotherapy. An internal hemorrhoid is treated with a treatment that causes scar tissue to develop. Scar tissue shuts off the blood flow, causing the hemorrhoid to shrink.
• Photocoagulation with infrared light. A doctor employs an infrared light instrument to treat an internal hemorrhoid. Scar tissue forms as a result of the infrared light's heat, cutting off the blood supply and reducing the hemorrhoid.
• Electrocoagulation. A doctor inserts an electric current into an internal hemorrhoid using a tool. Scar tissue forms as a result of the electric current, cutting off the blood supply and frequently shrinking the hemorrhoid.

Treatments available at an outpatient center or in a hospital include the following:

• Hemorrhoidectomy. A hemorrhoidectomy is performed by a doctor, usually a surgeon, to remove large external hemorrhoid's and prolapsing internal hemorrhoid's that have not responded to other treatments. For this treatment, your doctor will administer anesthesia.
• Stapling for hemorrhoid's. A surgeon may use a special stapling tool to remove internal hemorrhoid tissue and pull a prolapsing internal hemorrhoid back into the anus. For this treatment, you will be sedated by your doctor.

What can I do to avoid hemorrhoid's?

You can aid in the prevention of haemorrhoids by

• consuming fiber-rich foods
• drinking water or other nonalcoholic liquids on a daily basis, as directed by your doctor
• avoiding tightening during bowel movements
• not spending long periods of time on the toilet
• avoiding repetitive heavy liftin

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