What to do when you’ve already had hemorrhoid surgery?
Just last week, I had a consultation with a client of mine (name not revealed) who recently came out of a surgical procedure. The problem he was describing to me was that he lost some control over his sphincter. This can lead to several things and causes contraction of the anal muscles to malfunction.
What can he do?
I’ll be answerting this on behalf of many readers as I suspect the same may happen to some who go for the surgical route.
Always see if your doctor provides follow-up therapy for this. This means months (sometimes) of re-training the muscle so that it can get back in its original nervous shape hopefully. Exercise of the nerves is KEY.
The second thing to perform is to stimulate the area using various alternative “blood circulating” herbs. These can do wonders in the process.
I want to give you these two tips at first and I may dedicate a later post on this issue. I also recommend some of the prevention techniques inside the hemorrhoid miracle system to be used in conjunction. These are the most ideal ways to help yourself transition through back to a state thart’s best as you can possibly make it.
Big eaters need to read this …. especially hemorrhoid sufferers
Hiya!
I’m about to go out and have some Thanksgiving dinner with my family
… Mmmmmm, thinking of all the yumminess that will come to my
stomach.
Stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy…. all the succulent good stuff!
Now, the following applies to anyone who eats a huge meal without
thinking about it.
Just don’t forget a few things guys:
1. Drink a glass of water before you splurge. Trust me, this will
regular how much you binge eat.
2. Take a walk sometime after you eat. It will definitely help
your digestion
3. Make sure you eat slow and ENJOY! This regulates how you feel
fullness. It also helps you from gaining excessive weight.
These are my tips to keep in mind…. because I myself am quite
a binge eater - in the past and even today!
Ciao and seeya soon!
Holly
Natural Hemorrhoid Medicine & Medical Resources
Hope all’s well today!
I ran across this interesting little tool for those ever needing help with medical symptoms. I personally think it organizes better than Google or the main search engines even!
It’s called medgle: http://www.medgle.com
Try it out and let me know what you think.
I used it to help a client find out if they are really suffering from hemorrhoids or not and sure enough they were after checking in the symptoms. I then immediately suggested to them to use the natural approaches and not resort to surgery - once again another success story with Hemorrhoid Miracle’s cure.
This is coming from a patient who was suffering painful piles and had to quit her job as a receptionist because it got so unbearable sittingdown all day. Remember, in natural therapy… little things and habits matter such as what foods to eat, how you spend your day, etc.
Sometimes we miss the forest for the trees and try to look for this eternal solution when all it takes is a series of little known natural rememdies and a full adjust of habits. That’s it!
Possible hemorrhoids and treatments (tmi)?
I developed hemorrhoids during and after pregnancy and have tried various creams over the past 14 months. I also had a fissure a while ago which the doctor examined and said wasnt too bad and would clear on its own. I have been getting quite a lot of bleeding and sometimes pain but not all the time. I recently went back to the doctor and was examined. She could not find anything wrong and so came to the conclusion it must be internal hemorrhoids. I used suppositories for a week and the bleeding stopped. Its now a week later and the bleeding has started again. The only pain I get is when I have a bowel movement and it feels "scratchy". I have left a message for the doctor who said she will refer me for investigation.
Anyone else been in this situation? What investigations will need to be done? What treatments can be used if I have already tried creams and suppositories?
Sorry for the gross question!
1 get some diprobase cream it will stop the burning & itchiness.............
question about hemorrhoids/bleeding?
my partner had went to the doc and they said that he had hemorrhoids (the doc couldnt feel any, he just said thats what it was) my partner has had them for 1wk 1day now....he wouldnt let me go to the doc with him, so i thought i might see if anyone knew anything on hear? you see to me, going to the loo and just poo'ing a bit oh blood for like the last week isnt good, and he doesnt look 100%... ive told him that he will need to go back to the doc and give them a sample to get tested... does it just sound normal for this, should it have lessend the amount of blood?
1 Yes, hemorrhoids can be inside the tube or outside.
And they do bleed. He should get some Preparation H,
that will help. Also not to push when making a bowel
movement.
Sitting in a tub also helps.
It is really horrible, however not dangerous, unless he
still bleeds after going to the bathroom and it will not
stop. If that happens, he could first lay down, not sit
on the hemorrhoids....that if they are outside.
If it keeps up, I would go to the doctor's again.
2 Your partner does not need a stool exam. This will not help him. Your partner must be seeing fresh blood on his stools and in his underwear. If your partner was not given medication, then he needs to see another dr. He could try getting a stool softener at the drug store. He also must not push when he is pooing, as this will just irritate the hemms. He needs lots of fibre, water and stool softening. At the very least, talk to the pharmacist.
