what is the cheapest medicine or alternative way to to cure almoranas?
what is the cheapest medicine or alternative way to to cure almoranas?
kaon rana ripe papaya permi bro
cure? i think once it's there, dli nman na mawala.. ipatang2x jud na surgically kung ganahan ka mawala jud.. but pwede man nimo i-prevent from getting worse.. ipa-regular nimo imong bowel habits.. eat lots of fiber, get exercise, drink lots of water..
wala nana cure bro. pero naa remedy. even if imo na ipa surgery kay mo balik jud gihapon na cya.
sakto opera ra ang mka tang2 sa almo.. pero naa man mga therapy to help relieve the discomfort and keep it from getting worse as mentioned..and kani pud:
hot sitz bath..hot water nya butangi asin..check lang nga dili makapaso ang kainit then immerse lang ang imong buttocks..
naa pud FAKTU ointment para sa mga hemorrhoids nga nag hubag na ug nag bleed..
ahh! giloka baya sa lubot ani. ako nimu magpalubot ka sa mga negro. hehe. Seriously, kadungog naka anang "hot Sitz" bath? research lang google. Para dile na musamot, drink 6-8 glasses of water, kaon ug mga rich in fiber na fruits (pinya/papaya) ug veggies (sagbot), kung kalibangon ka ayaw pugnge kai mao na ni ang resulta!
Hemorrhoids are abnormally swollen veins in the rectum and anus. They are much like varicose veins you might see on a person's legs. When bulging hemorrhoidal veins are irritated, they cause surrounding membranes to swell, burn, itch, become very painful, and bleed. Hemorrhoids are caused by too much pressure in the rectum, forcing blood to stretch and bulge the walls of the veins, sometimes rupturing them. Listed below are the most frequent causes of hemorrhoids:
Constant sitting
Straining with bowel movements (from constipation or hard stools)
Diarrhea
Sitting on the toilet for a long time
Severe coughing
Childbirth
Heavy Lifting
There are two kinds of hemorrhoids: internal and external .
Internal hemorrhoids usually don't hurt or itch; you can't feel them because they are deep inside the rectum. Internal hemorrhoids are pretty harmless. But since their bleeding could mask blood from a dangerous source like colorectal cancer, they should be treated.
External hemorrhoids cause most of the symptoms we commonly hear about --- pain, burning, and itching. If an external hemorrhoid becomes strangulated (cut off from blood supply), a clot can form in it and become an excruciatingly painful thrombosed hemoroid. Because of these unpleasant symptoms, external hemorrhoids get the most treatment attention.
Once the rectal veins have been stretched out and hemorrhoids created, they are difficult to get rid of completely and tend to recur with less straining than it took to cause them in the first place. Fortunately, good habits and simple medical treatment usually control hemorrhoids well, and surgery is only recommended in unusually severe cases.
PREVENTION:
Avoiding the causes listed in Basics will prevent most cases of hemorrhoids, but this advice is sometimes hard to follow. For example, how can you avoid sitting all day if you have a seated job? And most of us would like to avoid coughing, diarrhea, and childbirth, but that's pretty much impossible, isn't it? Here are some practical hints to help:
If your main job activity is seated, always stand or walk during your breaks. Make it a point to stand and walk at least 5 minutes every hour and try to shift frequently in your chair to avoid direct rectal pressure.
Always exhale as you strain or lift. Don't hold your breath.
Control coughing, diarrhea and constipation with early treatment since hemorrhoids may soon follow.
Make a rule: No reading or other relaxing activity while on the toilet. If bowel movements take longer than 3-5 minutes, something is wrong. If you want to keep hemorrhoids away, maintaining good bowel habits and softer stools should be your highest priority (see Treatment section).
If these preventive measures fail, you must take action right away! Hemorrhoids are one condition that can be mild in the morning and become intolerable by nightfall.
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