Hemorrhoids occur in inflammation of the veins of the rectum and anus. Often because of embarrassment, those who suffer from hemorrhoids will avoid bringing it up or taking the time to go to the doctor with it.
Hemorrhoids are characterized by inflammation, swelling, and general discomfort. The actual inflammation occurs in the bags of the anal canal that contain veins and arteries. In the article we will look at treatment methods for naturally preventing hemorrhoids formation .
Common symptoms include:
- A burning sensation
- Pain
- Inflammation
- Bleeding (in some cases)
There are four degrees of disease:
Grade I
Hemorrhoids are slightly larger than normal but are not visible outside the anus. Generally, they cause no symptoms and only a doctor can detect them.
Grade II
They are pushed out of the anus during stools, but later return in and back to their normal condition.
Grade III
Hemorrhoids remain outside the anus and can only be returned to their normal position using a healthcare practitioner or patient's own finger. Hemorrhoids can be pushed out during stools or even spontaneously.
Grade IV
To this extent, hemorrhoids remain permanently out of the anus and can not be reintroduced manually. One of the main causes of hemorrhoids is chronic constipation , which exposes the anal region to severe pressure during bowel movements.
Prevention
By knowing the causes of the disease, we can get a better idea of how to treat it. In case of constipation, we should do everything to stop it by consuming food with many fibers and drinking plenty of water. If the body needs water , it will take it from the intestinal tract which makes the stool dry and hard, causing pain and further problems.
Fiber-rich foods
Fiber can be divided into two categories: soluble and insoluble. These two types are needed to get a balanced diet and you should consume about 30 grams a day.
Food with soluble fiber
Soluble fibers can be dissolved in water. It is used primarily for the treatment of cholesterol problems and for stabilizing blood sugar . Soluble fibers make digestion slower.
It can be found in:
Grains, legumes, fruit (strawberries, raspberries, apples, plums, lemons, oranges), vegetables (beetroot, artichokes, cucumbers, asparagus, carrots, pumpkins)
Food with insoluble fibers
Insoluble fibers can not be dissolved in water. This type of fiber seems to accelerate digestion. It prevents constipation by increasing the size and softening the stool.
Foods containing insoluble fibers
Whole grain bread, fruit, dried fruit, bran, vegetables. Both types of fibers are useful for maintaining bowel health and eliminating particles that may otherwise result in injury.
For dietary fiber to be effective, it must be taken daily.
Natural treatment of hemorrhoids
Aloe vera is great for treating the burning sensation associated with hemorrhoids. Carefully clean the area, then halve a leaf of aloe vera and apply to the area. This treatment can be repeated several times a day.
Prepare something combed for use in a seated bath. Fill a large bowl of camilla and when cooled, lower the affected area and soften for about 10 minutes. The chameleon will help to alleviate the pain and inflammation associated with the disease.
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