If you are a hemorrhoids sufferer, you know how painful and frustrating they can be.
You may have even tried several different treatment options with varying levels of success.
I will discuss the more common ways to treat hemorrhoids and their pros and cons.
One of the most common treatment option is the use of topical creams or ointments.
They are rubbed on the outside of your anus to help soothe the inflamed blood vessels.
This can help to relieve the immediate symptoms but it is not a long term solution.
You will most likely experience another flareup.
Another option involves the use of suppositories.
They are inserted into the rectum in order to provide some lubrication and moisture during the next bowel movement.
The objective here is to help prevent the hemorrhoid from rupturing so it can heal properly.
This treatment works well for some but it is not a cure all.
Then there is an option to ingest pills which can regulate your blood pressure.
It relieves some of the pressure on the veins in the hemorrhoids so the symptoms are less pronounced.
However it can have a host of unwanted side effects.
If you try these three options and find that you have not found complete relief, you can always consider cryotherapy or some type of surgical procedure.
Any type of surgical procedure has its risks but for the most extreme cases, you and your Doctor may consider it as the best way to relieve your symptoms.
However I have found an option which doesn't involve chemicals, drugs, or surgeries.
It is completely natural and has been proven on thousands of hemorrhoids sufferers worldwide.
If you've had enough of the pain and suffering from hemorrhoids, you owe it to yourself to check into an alternative medicine solution.