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Hemorrhoids are swollen veins that are found in the lowest region of your rectum and anus. Some of the time, the walls of these blood vessels stretch so far apart that the veins show signs of inflammation or irritation, particularly when you excrete. Swollen hemorrhoids are likewise called piles.
One of the most widely recognized reasons for rectal bleeding is the presence of Hemorrhoids. They're seldom risky and generally clear up in a short period of time; however you should seek consultation from your doctor to ensure, that it isn't anything critical.
Internal hemorrhoids are caused for the most part because of the strain experienced when passing stool. The internal piles can be felt inside the rectum. Internal Hemorrhoids can be described as blood clotting in the varicose veins of the inner rectal region. One of the primary symptoms is the occurrence of blood stains in the stool.
Moreover, it is not entirely necessary that every occurrence of blood in the stool is a case of internal hemorrhoid. If such a condition occurs, always consult a physician before assuming something is wrong or self-diagnosis. Sometimes, internal hemorrhoids swell to such an extent that the lumps protrude out of the anus. This occurrence is named, "Prolapsed internal hemorrhoids", which may mislead you to believe that it is external hemorrhoids.
Hemorrhoids or Piles, no matter if internal or external is a reason for pain or discomfort. External Hemorrhoids or Piles can be easily identified by inspecting the outer region of the anus(there could be excess growth or swelling), if there is a fleshy growth near the anus, it is most likely an indication of External Hemorrhoids.
There is a high chance that internal piles (the type that lumps out of the anus) could be mistaken for external Hemorrhoids. It is crucial to identify the type of Hemorrhoids. External Hemorrhoids can occur due to straining of the veins in the anal opening, either while passing stool, while lifting heavy objects or due to pregnancy where the uterus puts pressure on the veins.
Constipation usually occurs when the feces or stool is hard, small or “pellet sized” and it requires great physical effort before it is passed. Under such force, the abdominal muscles contract, a deep breath is held as the diaphragm is forced downward and this creates strong internal abdominal pressures which may affect the varicose veins in the rectal region, in the process of expelling the stool out of the colon.
Hemorrhoids and Constipation can occur in cycles, if any of the two is left untreated, since difficulty in passing stool can put pressure on the rectum, thus triggering hemorrhoids or hemorrhoids can cause constipation due to blockage of the anus.
We at RJM Herbal Care, centre for Natural Treatment in Siddha & Ayurveda,follow the Siddha system of healing. The word Siddha comes from the word Siddhi, which means an object to heavenly bliss. The system is believed to be developed by the 18 Siddhars. Siddhars are the ancient spiritual saints of India. SIDDHA is fully based on five elements. A deep bond is said to have been found between the outer world and the inner system of mankind.
Siddhars were ancient holy saints and extraordinary scientists who had achieved mind boggling results in the field of medicine. Unfortunately limited recognition of this magnificent and efficient system has resulted in a deterioration of skilled specialists.
A significant part of the viability of the treatment depends on the professional who other than having extraordinary medicinal ability ought to likewise be an individual of immaculate profound and moral fiber. Dr. R. MANGALESWARAN went through a 5 ½ year B.S.M.S course (Bachelor of Siddha Medicine & Surgery) and got a government registration (No: 3831) under the Tamilnadu Dr.MGR medical university.
Some important questions that may help you understand
Hemorrhoids (medical term) are swollen veins that are found in the lowest region of your rectum and anus. Some of the time, the walls of these blood vessels stretch so far apart that the veins show signs of inflammation or irritation, particularly when you excrete. Hemorrhoids are likewise called piles (common term).
• Itchiness around the anus
• Straining or irritation when passing a stool
• Blood in the stools
• Area around the anus becomes red and sore
• Low fiber on diet
• Lifting heavy weights
• Sitting for long periods of time on the toilet
• inadequate water intake
• pregnancy
Fibre Diet: The First remedy is directed towards creating soft stools and ease Constipation. It can be achieved by including insoluble fibers like Cereals, whole grains, fruit, and vegetables in your daily meal. This fiber is not absorbed by the body and passes through the bowels making it soft.
Castor Oil: Castor oil could be a light, natural Remedy. It is made from castor seeds. It’s famous for its several advantages. Laxatives or Purgatives could be useful in treating piles of varying severity, these bring immediate relief.
Ice-pack: It is a good natural remedy. It is good to relieve pain, itching, and swelling associated with piles. It helps veins to strengthen, elasticize, and ultimately reduce piles. You want to apply ice packs to the anal region for a minimum of a quarter-hour to the affected space.
Coconut Oil: Coconut oil will cut back the skin sensation and irritation downside if applied directly on the affected space often. Amazingly, it doesn’t have any severe side effects however; we would recommend you to consult a specialist to avoid any complications before trying home remedies.