Piles Treatment

I started this piles treatment blog because I wanted to create a good resource for piles treatment options. I therefore added this post today following an email from a visitor who suggested I take a look at what she described as 'a marvelous and all natural formula for treating piles'. The product, called Venapro has it's own website which includes detailed information and many very happy customers' testimonials.

Indeed, the lady that sent me the link had lots of very positive things to say and said it worked wonders for her piles. Whilst I'm on the excellent H Miracle treatment as mentioned previously in this blog I'm reluctant to try anything else, but the website is definately worth a closer look. It states  'Venapro Hemorrhoid Relief Formula is a proprietary formula of natural ingredients chosen for their traditional use in homeopathic medicine treating many of the symptoms associated with hemorrhoids.

I’ve had several visitors to my blog suggest that I take a look at a product available online called the  ‘H Miracle’.  At first when one or two people suggested it, I thought it must be just another miracle cure for haemorrhoids that’s available on the internet.  But after 8 completely separate people suggested it including an elderly lady from San Francisco who I’m in touch with vie email, I felt compelled to take a closer look.

The ‘H Miracle’ is a book available for download that is written by a lady called Holly Hayden. On her website Holly claims that the information contained within the book enables the reader to cure haemorrhoids in a very short period of time. This is done by using every day things that you either already have in your house or which are easily available from your local supermarket.  OK, she now has my attention!

I did some research before purchasing because I didn’t want to spend the $37 price tag if this piles treatment product was known to be complete rubbish. The internet is saturated with reviews on this book and it is hard to tell which reviews are trustworthy and which are fluff. I did however find some excellent reviews from some very trustworthy sites and so I decided to give it a go myself.

I have so far been putting the information contained within the ‘H Miracle’ into practice for 16 days and I can say that my haemorrhoids had decreased drastically within the first 7 days. The book quotes 48hrs to see a difference but for me it was more like 3-4 days before the pain, itching and discomfort noticeably eased. It’s amazing that I’ve documented my search for a cure to piles on this blog for a while now, but it seems the best natural piles treatment may have been arms reach away all this time.

My piles have all but disappeared but I’m still taking action as the book suggests, because Holly states that longer use results in a permanent cure. I’m not so sure this is possible but I’m certainly willing to give it a go.

I strongly recommend you give this book a go. It really works! It may not be the permanent cure we are all seeking, time will tell for that. But it certainly clears piles up and has provided some solid natural treatment that has set me free from the pain and discomfort I’ve been experiencing for so very long.

For further information visit Holly’s website and read more about the H Miracle by clicking here.

My friend approached a dietician about an embarrassing issue she was reluctant to discuss with anyone but she was desperate for help to try and resolve it. It all started a few months ago when she was in almost constant pain in her rectal area. At this time she approached her doctor who sent her to get a colonoscopy done. This showed she had polyps and an internal hemorrhoid or pile and required some piles treatment. My friend is aware that surgery is one option but is reluctant to choose an invasive procedure if there are any natural alternative treatment for piles that worked effectively instead.

Her dietician recommended she eat a lot more fibre to treat her piles - 30 grams per day for men and 25 grams per day for women. Fibre rich foods include legumes and beans, broccoli, leafy green vegetables, bran cereals, raspberries, and whole grains.

For piles treatment she also recommended that she drink plenty of water - 8 large glasses per day or if as she already has a high fluid intake, the supplement with 6 tall glasses of water per day. She said that she’ll know when she’s drinking enough because her urine will be almost clear and have no color to it.

Her dietician also mentioned that having an internal hemorrhoid or pile removed isn’t very invasive. She said it is usually cauterized while doing a colonoscopy and as there aren’t that many nerves in that spot in the body, it shouldn’t be very painful. She recommended to my friend that she go back to talk to her doctor about all of the options available.

My friend has now started the high fibre diet as an alternative treatment for piles and plans to try it for one month to see if there are any changes, and she is still hoping that she won’t need any surgery.

If piles are causing you discomfort after having a baby like they have me then your doctor can help by prescribing medicines which will help, however, my health visitor kindly recommended a few natural piles treatment and I thought it might be useful to share these with you:

Increase fluid intake in very important, especially water

A diet high in fibre is key in succeeding with a natural cure for piles as well as preventing them from occurring in the first place. So eat lots of fresh fruit, vegetables and whole grains

Interestingly, eating raw radish can stop piles bleeding. Simply take a cup of radish juice, mix a teaspoon of clarified butter in it, stir well and drink twice daily in the morning and evening.

Buttermilk - taking butter mixed with ground caraway seeds and salt is a very effective natural cure for piles. Note that rock salt is considered more effective than common salt. This should be taken at the end of a meal. It is even thought by some that the piles which have been treated with buttermilk do reappear. In bleeding piles, mix a teaspoon of roasted and grounded  cumin seeds and not caraway seeds. Take this mixture at least four times a day in a glass of buttermilk and you will see some excellent results.

• Cut out salt intake as it disturbs the circulatory system.
• Spicy food, convenience foods and alcohol should be avoided.
• Avoid sitting still all day - take a stroll every hour or so. This will ease the pressure that leads to piles. 
• Do not carry heavy weights – let someone else do that for you!
• Use a doughnut-shaped cushion if you are sitting down for a while.
• Wear cotton clothes and avoid using scented toilet tissue.
• Avoid prolonged sitting on the toilet and avoid scratching the affected area .

Natural piles treatment are extremely effective in easing discomfort. Aloe acts as a natural stool softener and is a remedy for constipation, which can cause piles. 

There are also many herbs well known for their beneficial effect on circulation, these include Cratageous oxycanthus, Gotu cola and Ginkgo biloba, herbal creams can also assist with the itching, offer some  piles relief.

I was feeling very scared when I looked down the toilet last week and saw bright red blood in the toilet and on the toilet paper – I asked myself ‘have I got something seriously wrong with me?’

No was the answer, what a relief! After a visit to my doctor I found out I have haemorrhoids or piles as they are also known. Piles are a very common, yet never talked about problem that affect most people at some time in their lives. In fact, about half of the population will have experienced piles by the age of 50. Piles cause huge discomfort and at their worst can become thrombosed or prolapsed, however, they are not usually life threatening and there are lots of piles treatment options available.

Interestingly piles are more common in those of a higher socioeconomic class and in those who live in rural areas. Getting piles has been viewed as a symptom of indulging too much in the good things in life!

What causes piles? I asked my doctor. In a nutshell, they result from too much pressure on the hemorrhoidal veins. This can result from a variety of reasons including obesity, age, pregnancy, constipation, diarrhoea, hereditary factors, sitting for long amounts of time, poor diet and a lack of exercise is a frequent piles cause. Pregnant women and older people tend to suffer the worse with piles.

Depending on the type and on the degree of the hemorrhoid there are many types of piles treatment on the market. Treatments range from hydrotherapy to creams and lotions and suppositories to surgery. Generally piles are treated with a variety of simple and effective solutions.

Although piles are generally benign the symptoms caused by them can be very uncomfortable and embarrassing -  itching, bleeding, burning, pain and discomfort are not nice!

In most cases, symptoms from piles disappear in a few days.

My poor Mum has been suffering with piles for years and recently found out from a friend of hers about a natural piles treatment which have hugely improved her symptoms.

She finally went to see a local specialist who advised her that she needed to treat her piles not only externally but internally too and all this can be achieved using nothing but natural piles treatment.

Internally, she said that diet plays a huge part in the development and healing process of piles. So she advised changing her diet to include more fibre rich foods, especially fresh fruits, vegetables, whole-wheat breads and cereals and to drink a lot more water to improve the quality of stools, the health of her colon and to avoid constipation.

Externally, she advised natural creams and ointments for the treatment of piles. She suggested a recipe that contains coconut oil, castor oil and a couple of drops of tea tree oil. This formula makes a semi solid mixture which acts as a suppository. You simply keep it in the fridge to be inserted and used every day before a bowel movement to lubricate and soothe the area whilst also healing the tissue. However, if you prefer the liquid form for a natural piles treatment, simply replace the coconut oil with olive oil.

To prepare simply melt the coconut oil (it is a solid oil at room temp) and mix with equal parts of coconut and castor and put in fridge to cool down. It will become solid take small portions and shape them with fingers like a suppository, place them in a container and place back in fridge and keep until ready to use.

I appreciate it may sound strange but this piles treatment formula worked wonders for my Mum and she now only has very mild piles symptoms, she says she is like a new woman!

Hemorrhoids, or piles as they are often known, are a common problem that many people suffer from. In fact, there are studies suggesting half of us will have had them by the time we reach 50. Thankfully there some are very good piles treatment that can really help with this common problem.

So, exactly what are piles? In a nutshell they are swollen veins found in your lower rectum and anus. They occur inside and outside of the rectum. Common myths that they are contagious or due to poor hygiene are untrue.

If you've ever had to ask yourself, what are piles? You probably learned that there are many causes of piles including constipation (caused by straining to have a bowel movement), sitting for a long periods of time, diarrhea, extra pressure when pregnant, infection or inflammation of the rectum, straining from lifting, heredity causes and an unhealthy diet that is low in fibre.

Sadly, piles are notoriously hard to get rid of. Their symptoms may be mild to severe. Sometimes a person with piles doesn’t even know they have them because the symptoms are mild. But, for those who have severe piles they cannot ignore the symptoms which include blood in stools or in toilet after bowel movement, pain in rectum and anus, burning and irritation around the anus and itching around anus due to leaking mucus.

So what about piles treatment? There are several things you can do to help ease piles symptoms. These include baths to help relieve the pain, an ice compress on the anal area to ease swelling and pain, natural creams containing aloe can help itching and burning, drinking more water can also help with bowel movements and adding more fibre into your diet can help produce healthier stools to avoid constipation.