External & Internal Hemorrhoids Treatments

Common symptoms of hemorrhoids are itching, pain and bleeding. Both Men, women suffer from this disease. More than two thirds of Americans are suffering from piles. Piles or hemorrhoids can be internal or external.

Treatment of hemorrhoid includes natural home based therapy, surgery or applying ointment. You also need to change your diet habit to reduce the pain of pile.

Internal hemorrhoid are not visible from outside. Normally, you do not feel pain in this case because there aren’t pain receptors inside the rectum. If you see blood when you have a bowel movement, you should consult doctor because it might be a case of internal hemorrhoid. Internal hemorrhoid treatment is necessary otherwise it might become strangulated hemorrhoids.

External hemorrhoids are visible and can be felt outside. These are very uncomfortable. Normally external pile can itch and painful. In acute condition, you might not sit properly. You might develop thrombosed hemorrhoids if a blood clot develops. Thrombosed hemorrhoids bleed a lot and require surgery to repair.

External hemorrhoid treatment includes hemorrhoid cream, ointment, warm baths, witch hazel, or another soothing remedy. Mild internal hemorrhoids can be treated with suppositories of hemorrhoid cream, witch hazel, and possibly by taking a supplement.  You can also take laser based operation as it is less painful.

Finding the right kind of hemorrhoid treatment depends on types of piles you have. Several invasive treatments for thrombosed, prolapsed, and strangulated hemorrhoids are also available. These include rubber band ligation, hemorrhoid surgery, and laser coagulation (an electric current being delivered to the area, shutting down the blood supply to the hemorrhoid).

Disclaimer: Purpose of this article is general information. It is most recommended to consult your doctor to find the best option for treating your hemorrhoids. Author or publishers do not bear any responsibilities if you use any of the above information without consulting your doctor.

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