While there are certain at-home remedies you can try to alleviate the discomfort associated with hemorrhoids, you should never attempt to pop them yourself! Popping a hemorrhoid may sound fairly harmless一 I mean, it can’t get any worse, can it? However, there are certain dangers involved when trying to pop them yourself, which is why hemorrhoid treatment is always best left to the professionals!
Recovery for hemorrhoid banding is pretty challenging simply because of the discomfort most patients experience after the procedure. If you are looking into getting hemorrhoid banding surgery, or you’ve already undergone surgery and are in the process of recovery, here are 5 tips you can start using today.
Given that they’re a common symptom for pregnant women, those with bowel issues, and those who sit for long periods of time, most of us know what hemorrhoids are. What we might not know, however, is why they happen in the first place, how to treat them, and when to draw the line and head to the doctor. That’s why today we’re giving the complete rundown of common causes & treatments of hemorrhoids.
Discomfort in the bathroom is often the first sign of something more serious. Most of the time hemorrhoids are to blame, but it’s possible that your symptoms could point to another issue: anal fissures. While the two conditions are different, they can present similar symptoms. Below we will look at the main differences between hemorrhoids and anal fissures.
Your hemorrhoid doctor may recommend one of two options for the removal of hemorrhoids: hemorrhoid banding or a hemorrhoidectomy, depending on your unique needs. In this blog, we will discuss the differences of each, including what makes a person a good candidate for one over the other.
Unfortunately, along with all the beautiful things that come with pregnancy, there are also some not-so-beautiful aspects. One of those unlucky rights of passage for a new mother is pregnancy hemorrhoids. In this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about pregnancy hemorrhoids including what they are, what causes them, and, most importantly, how they can be treated.
