Help on HEMORRHOIDS

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

 

After my first pregnancy a year ago, I got hemorroids in the 9th month

of pregnancy. I was advised that this was one of the maternity

problems and will go away after the baby is born. So did it happen. It

went away 2 months after the baby was born. Recently it has appeared

again. I am too skeptical on surgery. Can we have natural remedies for

this problem? Will this ever go away without any surgery?

Pls help.

[Guest guest]

If you are in the US, there's a cream called Preparation-H that is quite

healing. It is over-the-counter.

My father has had these in the past. A major cause for Haemorrhoids is

constipation or over-exertion through long hours of uncomfortable seating

(job/etc). His has been cured over time with Triphala and other herbs.

 

 

After my first pregnancy a year ago, I got hemorroids in the 9th month

..............I am too skeptical on surgery. Can we have natural remedies for

this problem? Will this ever go away without any surgery?

[Guest guest]

Take some gauze and soak in witch hazel, and apply-nurses did that

for me after the birth of my son and it worked. Also prep-H works

well too

 

also, be sure to add plenty of fiber in your diet. I take metamusal

(sorry about spelling) 3x a day and have not had any of those

problems for months

 

Take Care,

Rochelle aka newbie here.._________________________

 

After my first pregnancy a year ago, I got hemorroids in the 9th

month

of pregnancy. I was advised that this was one of the maternity

problems and will go away after the baby is born. So did it happen.

It

went away 2 months after the baby was born. Recently it has

appeared

again.

[Guest guest]

Ice is very good too!

 

Make an ice suppository ..... in the finger of a rubber glove

 

Jane

[Guest guest]

Dear Madam

I am Dr Upadhye performing Ayurvedic way of surgery for Piles and

Fistulas termed as Ksharasutra since 1984.

In my view there is misconception about Piles[ Haemorrhoids]

Usually during pregnanacy due to pressure symptoms womens were

suffering from constipation. The constipation occassionaly leads to

Fissure i.e.ulcer at anus. Which in due course of time covered by a

sanile tag [skin flap]. Usually this skin flap is termed as piles by

patients.

Piles are uasally asymptomatic. They bleed occassionaly with out pain.

But in case of Fissure there will be pain during defecation followed

by bleeding.

Hence i would suggest you to get checked by Surgeon,get diagnosed your

disease and then start treatment.

visit www.astrotreat.blogspot.com

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After my first pregnancy a year ago, I got hemorroids in the 9th

month

of pregnancy. I was advised that this was one of the maternity

problems and will go away after the baby is born. So did it happen.

It

went away 2 months after the baby was born. Recently it has appeared

again. I am too skeptical on surgery.

[Guest guest]

I am in the 9th month of my pregnancy (actually, I am two days

overdue, cross your fingers baby is born soon) and I have awful

hemorrhoids. I got my first little one as early as 14 weeks, but as

the pregnancy went on they got worse and worse, and now it sort of

feels like my entire intestine is falling out. I am worried that

there is no way these will go back to normal after I have my baby.

I have never had problems with constipation during my pregnancy, I am

very regular and my stools are soft. I don't understand how I could

have gotten hemorrhoids this badly. They burn terribly when I go to

the bathroom, and its a very weird feeling when I wash them. I carry

Tucks wipes with me everywhere I go, I do the witch hazel thing, and I

use organic hemorrhoidal cream. Nothing seems to help. For the

burning, the best remedy has been diaper rash creme, I use Burts Bees.

When the burning is really bad, I take an epsom salt bath. Is there

anything else I can do?

 

____________________

I am Dr Upadhye performing Ayurvedic way of surgery for Piles and

Fistulas termed as Ksharasutra since 1984.

In my view there is misconception about Piles[ Haemorrhoids]

Usually during pregnanacy due to pressure symptoms womens were

suffering from constipation. The constipation occassionaly leads to

Fissure i.e.ulcer at anus. Which in due course of time covered by a

sanile tag [skin flap]. Usually this skin flap is termed as piles by

patients.

Piles are uasally asymptomatic. They bleed occassionaly with out pain.

[Guest guest]

wow, this brought back memories...I had a similar problem, however

not quite so bad, when overdue with my son. The bad news was it got

much worse after he was born, but the good news is it did clear up

completely within 3 weeks. It may be just all the pressure on that

area, just a thought. Hopefully soon your baby will be here VERY SOON

and you can start recovery. Praying for a safe delivery and immediate

relief of the hemmies.

Rochelle

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I am in the 9th month of my pregnancy (actually, I am two days

overdue, cross your fingers baby is born soon) and I have awful

hemorrhoids. I got my first little one as early as 14 weeks, but as

the pregnancy went on they got worse and worse, and now it sort of

feels like my entire intestine is falling out. I am worried that

there is no way these will go back to normal after I have my baby.

I have never had problems with constipation during my pregnancy, I

am

very regular and my stools are soft. I don't understand how I could

have gotten hemorrhoids this badly.

[Guest guest]

Since you are due, this suggestion is likely to help you in

postpartum.

 

Painful piles when a part of recturm is coming out of the body can

be managed by a oil. The problem with these is the burning sensation

and pain after passing stools, no matter how soft stools are. The

last portion of colon swells and projects out. Difficult to clean by

rubbing after defecation, and must be swabbed with wet cotton.

 

Author makes a patient specific oil, if patient is available

personally, based on his/her constitution. The ingredients are:

Irimed, clove, agar, majith, camphor, ela, lodhra

 

For those who cant meet vaidya, standard formula oil can be bought

from Ayurvedic pharmacies, under the name Irmedadi oil. The

procedure is to apply the oil at bedtime and early morning. The

portion of the rectum becomes knedable after applying oil. Then

press it inside the rectum. Put knees together and go to bed, when

applying at bedtime. Slowly the cells there develop more cohesive

force and projection outside gradually reduces. The astringent

property of the oil reduces the projections.

 

The herbal content of the oil make it cooling, pacifying the

burning, pitta. Oil portion takes care of Vata. Aswini mudra of yoga

also helps, as much as sleeping on right side and Chandra nadi

pranayam.

 

These problems minimize substantially, if one takes bastis starting

33rd week from an experienced vaidya. The purpose of bastis here is

not a " laxative " but stengthening apana vata, which is helpful for

childbirth also.

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I am in the 9th month of my pregnancy (actually, I am two days

overdue, cross your fingers baby is born soon) and I have awful

hemorrhoids. I got my first little one as early as 14 weeks, but as

the pregnancy went on they got worse and worse, and now it sort of

feels like my entire intestine is falling out. I am worried that

there is no way these will go back to normal after I have my baby.

[Guest guest]

have you gained alot of weight?

 

Perhaps after delivery you will feel a lot better.

You can mix castor oil and turmeric and put that on the heameroids - it helps to

reduce them.

I will pray for you as it seems you are in a lot of pain.

I hope that once you have the baby the reduction of pressure will be enough to

rectify things for you.

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I am in the 9th month of my pregnancy (actually, I am two days

overdue, cross your fingers baby is born soon) and I have awful

hemorrhoids.

[Guest guest]

I sure have gained a lot of weight. I don't understand why, either.

I guess the first 15 lbs was from quitting smoking, and I suppose its

better to have gained a little weight from quitting than to have

continued with such a bad habit. The pain could be a lot worse, I

suppose. Its remarkable how you just learn to live with things. I'm

actually more concerned with how it looks and how its probably not

very clean most of the time than I am with the pain. I just hope I

don't have to get surgery to correct it.

Thanks for all the advice though.

 

have you gained alot of weight?

 

Perhaps after delivery you will feel a lot better.

You can mix castor oil and turmeric and put that on the heameroids -

it helps to reduce them.

[Guest guest]

the reason

i asked about weight gain is because that could be a possible cause of the

hemorrhoids.

It is extra pressure on the bowel.

When you have the baby and lose weight that pressure will be gone.

As will the baby's pressure on the bowel.

Don't worry, I am sure you will be fine soon.

One thing I found with hemorrhoids is that eating hot food and ginger can cause

them to bleed more so be aware of that.

Keep them coated with turmeric and oil and do regular basti - you can buy an

enema bag at medical supply shops. Boil a litre of water with a tbsp of

turmeric and let it cool to room temperature.

Use this as your enema.

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I sure have gained a lot of weight. I don't understand why, either.

I guess the first 15 lbs was from quitting smoking, and I suppose its

better to have gained a little weight from quitting than to have

continued with such a bad habit.