Hemorrhoids are lumps of tissue with blood vessels, muscles, and elastic fibers present in the anal passage. While most people think hemorrhoids are abnormal, the truth is everyone has them.
However, when the hemorrhoids surrounding the anal canal and the rectum become enlarged and engorged with blood, they cause symptoms. Enlarged hemorrhoids, also called piles, have caused millions of people discomfort, pain, and irritation.
Hemorrhoids are common and tend to occur more frequently in individuals between the ages of 45 and 65. As many as 75% of people in the United States have been affected by piles at some point in their lives.[10]
A case of hemorrhoids is not a very serious affair. They usually clear up on their own, but prolonged hemorrhoids accompanied with bleeding should be taken care of to avoid severe complications.
Fortunately, you can alleviate the symptoms of enlarged hemorrhoids by introducing some changes in your diet and lifestyle and trying out some simple and natural remedies.
Causes of Hemorrhoids (Piles)
Enlarged hemorrhoids is a pretty run-of-the-mill medical condition that most of us dread.
They can result from an excessive strain on the blood vessels in and around the anus. This causes the anal tissue and blood vessels to become swollen and inflamed. The inflamed hemorrhoids can bleed, often during bowel movements.
Although there are certain causative factors that can lead to hemorrhoid problems, some people can develop hemorrhoids for unknown reasons. The following factors can be the primary causes:
- Constipation
- Straining during bowel movements, due to the inability to defecate normally
- Restricted movement marked by constant periods of sitting or standing
- Physical labor such as lifting heavy objects that can put extra pressure on the pelvic region
- Persistent coughing
- Inadequate fiber and fluid intake
- Being obese or overweight
- Repeated sneezing
- Frequent diarrhea
- Anal intercourse
Signs and Symptoms of Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids may not always cause pain or discomfort. You might be unmindful of their presence as they get cleared up on their own. The symptoms that might occur include:
- Bleeding while passing stools
- Painful bowel movements
- Anal burning
- Itching and soreness around the anus
- Swelling around the anal region
- Mucus discharge from the anus
- Discomfort and an urge to defecate even right after visiting the toilet
- Hanging hemorrhoids that need to be pushed back using your fingers after a bowel movement
Treatment of Hemorrhoids
Hemorrhoids are most often linked to the inability to pass your stools. Ensuring a healthy bowel function is the key to treat and avoid piles.[12]
Medical Treatment
Apart from the conventional remedies and lifestyle changes, perpetual cases of piles can be treated by the following:
- Astringent ointments to shrink the swollen hemorrhoid.
- Hemorrhoidectomy and hemorrhoidopexy to extract the enlarged hemorrhoids.
- Hemorrhoid surgery – This is recommended in cases where most treatments fail to respond. The most important factor to be considered for surgical removal is the severity of hemorrhoid.
- Minimally invasive standard medical procedures:
- Rubber band ligation – This involves tying the enlarged hemorrhoid with a rubber band, which cuts off the blood supply to hemorrhoid. Hemorrhoid will then shrivel and fall off in 2-10 days
- Sclerotherapy – This requires the administration of a shot of a chemical solution to shrink the hemorrhoid.
- Electrical coagulation – This involves burning the inflamed tissue using a laser or an infrared light.
The primary objective in treating hemorrhoids is alleviating the extra pressure on the pelvic floor that can disrupt healthy bowel continence.
A diet rich in fibrous foods such as vegetables, fruits, and cereals and an adequate amount of water will help in easing your bowel problems and mitigating the associated pain and discomfort.
Natural Ways to Cure Enlarged Hemorrhoids
Here are some home remedies for Hemorrhoids.
1. Apply an Ice Pack
The first and foremost thing that you can vouch for to ease the inflammation and discomfort of piles is an ice pack. It is highly recommended to apply an ice pack on inflamed hemorrhoid.
An ice pack can successfully constrict the blood vessels, reduce swelling, and give you immediate relief from the associated pain.
The application of ice packs in combination with stool softeners and pain-relieving medications reportedly settled thrombosed prolapsed hemorrhoids in 10-14 days.[1]
- Apply an ice pack or a partially melted piece of ice wrapped in a cloth directly on the affected area for about 10 minutes. Do this several times a day until hemorrhoid goes away.
- You can even use a small pack of frozen vegetables such as peas or corn. Wrap it in a tea towel and then apply it on hemorrhoid, three times a day for 20 minutes.
2. Massage the Area with Aloe Vera Gel
Aloe vera is one of nature’s best ingredients for treating hemorrhoids. The anti-inflammatory and therapeutic properties of aloe vera help reduce the irritation and burning sensation induced by swollen hemorrhoid.
Aloe vera can be used for both internal and external hemorrhoids.[2][3] A study corroborated the topical application of a cream containing 0.5% aloe vera juice powder as an effective treatment for chronic anal fissures.[4]
- To treat external hemorrhoids, apply a little bit of aloe vera gel directly to your anus and slowly massage the area. This simple remedy will alleviate your pain and soothe the burning sensation.
3. Take a Sitz Bath
A sitz bath is a warm water bath to relax the space between the rectum, buttocks, and hips.
Use a small bathtub and ensure your private parts are covered with water. A sitz bath can soothe the itching and inflammation around your anal region.
A sitz water bath twice a day for 10 minutes (no additives in the water) is helpful to patients with anal pain, itching, and burning.[5] Sitz baths have shown promising results on individuals with thrombosed hemorrhoids.[6]
Experts recommend a 20-minute sitz bath, two to three times a day, after every bowel movement. Gently pat the anal area dry afterward.
4. Increase Your Dietary Fiber Intake
Filling up on fibrous foods can bring regularity in your bowel movements. A healthy bowel function can help you prevent any future risks of piles.
Dietary fiber helps to create bulk in the intestine, which keeps your stools soft so that they can pass easily down the rectum and you do not have to strain during a bowel movement.[7]
A 2006 study published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology supported the consistent beneficial effects of fiber consumption in the treatment of symptomatic and bleeding hemorrhoids.[8]
Fiber-rich foods include:
- Fresh fruits such as pears, bananas, apples, raspberries, and figs
- Vegetables such as broccoli, green peas, and artichoke
- Whole grains such as oatmeal, brown rice, and barley
- Legumes such as beans and lentils
5. Ease Your Bowel Movements with Psyllium Husk
Commonly known as ispaghula, psyllium husk is a natural source of fiber prepared from the husks of the Plantago ovata plant’s seeds.
Psyllium husk is a supplement that provides necessary bulk to the food by soaking up water in your gut and forming a gel-like state to carry along the food through the digestive tract.
Hemorrhoid patients can vouch for the laxative properties of psyllium husk due to its role in improving bowel continence and promoting overall digestive health.[9]
6. Hydrate Yourself with Enough Water
Adequate water intake is the most straightforward strategy to keep your digestive system running smoothly.
When suffering from either internal or external hemorrhoids, increase your water intake. Try to drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water per day.
Adequate water intake helps clean your internal system and hydrates your entire body. It also facilitates bowel movements and keeps the stools soft, reducing the need for straining.[7]
When you don’t drink enough water and other fluids, the process of flushing out waste from the body slows down, and there can be a backlog in the bowel. The result is hard stools, which will worsen the problem of hemorrhoids.
Lifestyle Changes to Prevent Enlarged Hemorrhoids
Introducing some lifestyle changes can alleviate your bowel irregularities in general.
Once you have a normal bowel function, you eliminate the possibilities of aggravating your hemorrhoids or developing them in the first place.
These can include the following:
- Increase the amount of fiber in your diet gradually. Consume about 7-20 grams of fiber daily. Good sources of fiber include vegetables, fruits, whole grains, beans, legumes, seeds, oats, and broccoli.[12]
- Include plenty of fluids in your diet, particularly water, to keep your stools soft. Avoid caffeine and alcohol.
- Do not ignore your urge to pass stools. Delaying the first call can disrupt your normal bowel function.
- Avoid taking medicines such as codeine that can cause constipation as a side effect.
- Try to maintain a healthy body weight. Being overweight can cause inflammations in your anal region.
- Avoid a sedentary lifestyle. Follow an exercise regimen to keep your bowels running and prevent constipation.
Types of Hemorrhoids
The type of hemorrhoids you have depends on where they occur.
- Internal hemorrhoids are located deep inside the rectum. They are not visible and cannot be felt. Internal hemorrhoids are accompanied by painless bleeding.
These painless swellings can be classified into four grades:[11]
- Grade 1 These hemorrhoids are found along the lining of the anus and cause no harm.
- Grade 2 These hemorrhoids are found along the lining of the anus. They pop out while passing stools and tend to go back afterward on their own.
- Grade 3 These are known as prolapsed hemorrhoids. Such hemorrhoids need a physical push by the patient to get back inside the anus.
- Grade 4 These hemorrhoids hang outside the anus and cannot be pushed inside forcefully. Grade 4 internal hemorrhoids can cause major discomfort due to the pain and swelling.
- External Hemorrhoids are swellings that are located closer to your anus, marked by a supply of pain fibers. They are likely to be associated with pain and bleeding.
Preventive Measures to be Taken
To prevent hemorrhoids, it is important to practice good hygiene and healthy bowel habits. The following tips may help you with maintaining the same and mitigating the discomfort and pain associated with piles:
- First and foremost, keep your anal area clean as much as possible.
- Use moist wipes to clean the anal region after every bowel movement.
- Limit your time on the toilet seat.
- Do not exert too much pressure to force a bowel movement.
- When you feel the urge to defecate, go as soon as possible.
- Try a squatting position or level yourself up placing your feet on a stool when sitting on the pot for a bowel movement. This will facilitate a less strenuous bowel movement by changing the position of your anal canal.
- Improve your dietary fiber and fluid intake to avoid constipation.
Risk Factors: Who is Most Likely to Suffer?
Some people are more likely to suffer from enlarged hemorrhoids due to various factors including the following.
- Genetic predisposition to piles, characterized by genetically weak rectal veins, weak rectal vein walls, or weak venous valves
- Chronic constipation
- Pregnancy, which can exert extra pressure on your pelvis
- Sedentary lifestyle
- Progressive age-related weakening (above the age of 50)
- Certain diseases, such as cirrhosis and inflammatory bowel diseases
Piles can rarely put you in a complicated situation but persistent or severe cases of piles may cause other problems, which include the following:
- Blood loss and anemia Bleeding from long-term hemorrhoids can cause blood loss and result in iron deficiency.
- Clotting in the blood vessels Hemorrhoids that prolapse can lose their blood supply when kept sticking out. This can cause the formation of blood clots (thrombosis), which can be very painful.
When to See a Doctor
Booking an appointment for a hemorrhoid case may sound embarrassing to you, and you might be reluctant just at the thought of it.
Piles usually go away on their own or by simple home remedies and over-the-counter treatments, but a prolonged case of piles needs to be addressed with a proper diagnosis.
- Check in with your doctor if you have persistent or severe symptoms, such as if your toilet paper is smudged with blood more than normal. You should always get your rectal bleeding checked.
- Your GP will ask for your medical history and perform a physical examination of your abdomen and anus. This might be uncomfortable but necessary to understand your condition. The doctor may also prescribe you some tests to evaluate your condition and rule out the possibility of any other anorectal problems, such as fissures and abscesses, or other serious diseases of the bowel and anus, such as colitis and bowel or rectal cancer.
- The doctor may also prescribe you sigmoidoscopy and anoscopy to get a clear view of the inside of your rectum and anus to diagnose any internal hemorrhoids if present.
Final Word
Incorporating fibrous foods, adequate amounts of water, and a few behavioral modifications in your lifestyle can help you maintain a healthy bowel function. A smooth bowel movement can necessarily help you to manage piles and support your anorectal health.
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very usefull
Excellent advise but I personally think in an article about natural remedies also surgeries and procedures for the removal of hemorrhoids should always be mentioned. Many people come here because they want to avoid surgery but there are cases in which it can’t be avoided and those people should know that there are great new minimal invasive procedures around that are much less painful and very effective I had mine removed with THD and I’m glad I did. So my advice is: Try home remedies but if they don’t work for you, take a look at options!
Drink plenty of water,dont eat food rich with oils and spices,avoid sour flavoured food,instead eat food rich in fibre .Try a cold or hot pack on the piles area that may suit you and use a good external piles pain relief cream.Eat Figs soaked in water overnight.These are some of the things help me control my piles.This is my personal experience as I am no doctor but just a common man suffering with piles
Thanks.
Ty man
Had surgery before second baby 29 yrs ago.. did pretty well.. until the other day.. from a new medication and pain meds, tumeric powder.. I was in deep shit literally, huge, hard, dry mass.. sorry.. strained pushed for hours.. thought I was going to stroke out and die, almost called 911.. lol.. everything was pushed, flipped inside out. Sorry but where else can you share such fun stuff. Lol. Sounds like great home remedies though.. worth a try for swell I no for sure. Not much pain thankfully. Anyway.. I’m already in the, drinking tons of water, habit and I found some stool softening powder in the cupboard. Yippee. . Good times ahead! Merry Christmas everyone! Lol.. Awe this is great! Thanks for letting me share!
I’ve suffered two, three times a year from hemorhoids that would last for a little over a week but back in the late fall, I had them so bad I couldnt move. I was seriously contemplating going to the ER knowing I was gonna be in pain for more than a week. So out of desperation I grabbed the coconut oil I use for cooking and as a moisturizer , put some on a cotton pad and wiped it on my hemorhoid and within a half hour the pain was gone. Done! When they came back a few weeks ago I used the coconut oil again, and again the pain was gone. So it wasn’t a fluke. I would love to know if anyone else tried this and if it worked! I’m thrilled because I was thisclose to having the surgery.
Is it shure that piles pain get relif with coconut oil
I am about to try this my surgery is scheduled for tuesday sept. 8th I am about to postpone it and try this to see if it really works thank you for the info I really appreciate it I had a surgery already do not want to go through that again the pain is excrutiating thanks again
Hi Dinero,
How’d you go with the Coconut oil? Please update if possible.
I’ve had 3 surgeries and I’ve resolved not to go for another one. I have a bit of IBS and some food intolerance which aggravate my bowel movement and as a resulting domino effect, aggravates mypiles again and again. And lately now, I’m on my feet all day, all week and so at my worst of piles ever. But controlling food + water has helped. However will need some more help. So any idea here is worth an effort for me.
Please share how you went with the coconut oil therapy? 🙂
Thank 🙂
Danaz
i tried it too…and it actually works !
Yes, I have used coconut oil for hemmeroids and it works. I use unrefined organic. I will mold a long string of cocnut oil also, put in fridge, and cut into suppositories when hardened. You can insert them while they’re cold and also get internal hemmeroids this way in addition to rubbing it on externally. I believe cocnut oil will rid them permanently if you continue to apply.
yeah, massaging using coconut oil is good, it soften and smoothens the dedicate skin there. But, be sure the coconut oil you use is natural, not a processed one.
I too use the coconut oil that comes in solid form. I mix a little witch hazel into it & apply. It works better then anything else.
Mary I was in a lot of pain and I must say between the aloe and coconut oil I feel a lot better. Thanks for the info
usefull article.The majority of hemorrhoids sufferers rely only on expensive surgery and creams but these only have temporary results. Thankfully, nature herself has provided us with everything it takes to eliminate the problem.
I m really greatful to u that u r telling us abt these home remedies that r really helpful.i like these nd i always try these nd it really works
Plz tell me can piles cauae cancer?
Please tell me have u had surgery for piles?
Can piles cause cancer?
i find this every helpful and good
Really
I got hemorrhoid after pregnancy n it’s a really painful situation lol….. N pregnant again ! N got them ..should I ask my doctor if I can take pain pills because I been in a lot of pain for a week ! I been doing ice but it seems that’s not working
Try flawseeds on salad and in yogourt this helped me
And éat alot of fruit and Veggies, stay away from Red méat.
I hope this Will Help you
Wait to hear from you. Sharon
Soak 3-4 dry figs in water at night and eat it first thing in the morning. It’s very helpful.
Right one…:)
add brown or red rice to your daily meal.
The side hulls and brans provide “natural wholeness” to the grain and are very rich in fiber which make it easier to digest as it’s much “lighter” in the in the stomach.
Many thanks for home remedies,once a colleague told me to drink aloe vera mixture and it worked.It took me over two yrs though mixture was too bitter but fearing suggery i took it.
I have suffered with these for about 15 years now and they are huge and hard and uncomfortable. But 3 years ago a read about a home remedy that completely shrinks them in just a weeks time. 3 ingredients….. Organic cocoa butter (in block form) powered Comfrey root and white oak Bark. Heat up a chunk of the butter in a small bowl in the microwave until it turns liquid. place in freezer for just a few min’s. when the butter cools and is still a liquid mix equal amounts of the Comfrey and Oak bark together. Now there is a small window as the cocoa butter starts to change back to a solid, with clean hands form suppositories for rectal insertion. I make enough for 6-8 bowel movements. when possible take a sits bath (Epsom salt) for a few mins. While draining tub insert your homemade suppository far enough it does not slide back out. This makes the next bowel movement easier. Check it out on the web! do a search on it you will find more info on it. I know its hard to take baths after every bowel movement but do it as much as possible. you will see results in a matter of 3-4 days keep doing it until the piles are gone. Then get on a good diet and try not to sit longer than 3 hours. If you work in an office get up and move around sitting to much is bad especially on a toilet. Eat a lot of fruit try to stay away from a lot of sugar and baked goods
Thanks alots for this help will do lots when tries.
coconut oil and Neem oil really works for hemmorrhoids
Last week I have gone through painful and burning sensation in piles. I was very restless not able to move. Then I took a lemon n a cup of chilled milk. Cut n squeeze the lemon in one cup n take another cup chilled milk. When you try this home remedy, after mixing it. Take it instantly otherwise it will not helpful. Seriously its works a lot. ?
Thanks for d information
Recently I was in too much panic condition due to piles,
it was so restless & unable to move anywhere.
I was unable to stand once I sit & vice versa.
But after taking the therapy of ice I got relief immediately, its really works
I advice the people who are in same condition to experience how ice works
after taking it two three day the problem will be removed permanently but it takes some time to be completely removed, you just need to avoid spicy food, junk food, chilly food.
Well I also got in it but .. to be honest I got an advise from a person n it realy works … use olive oil and ispaghol husk …. how to use .. take one spoon of olive oil and two spoon of ispaghol husk mix it and eat it slowly slowly …. take it two or three time a day …. u deff will feel the diff with in three days …. it’s realy work for extra hamoroide ….
Take a tub half filled warm water.put two spoon of detol and sit in the tub twice a day for 20 mins. You will get good relief with three days. Drink plenty of water and urinate in tub only.this works out wonderfully
thanks for the information. though my stool is not hard but feel pain when ever i passed it. please help me with advise.
soo helpful message thanks
I have suffered from this since my first pregnancy in 1998 till to date. I even went for sugery in 2006 after giving birth to my 3rd born and restricted myself from eating chilly stuff and drinking more water to keep my digestive system running well. But the pain i’m suffering denies me t8 enjoy my life. I will try to use the remedies I’ve read about because the medical ointments are not helping me.
that happens to everyone that have that
Thanks for such crucial information
100% pure refined emu oil is also an excellent home remedy. It eliminates the burning, soothes the area, and over time shrinks the piles.
Sure, surgery is more important for affected much
boil 2 liters of water adding 2 tsp of triphala churn we get it in any ayurvedic pharmacy
after boiling it well ,try to cool it for 30 min keeping it in refrigerator .that water has to be taken in a tub and take a sitz bath for 15 to 20 min evry night before bed time . morning triphal tablets 2 times a day has to be taken. ice cube therapy after sitz bath and isabgol in water to be consumed before going to bed.
thanks very much i have tried coconut oil it has given me a lot relief thanks guys
i have used coconut oil it has given a lot releif thanks guys
How to use cocnut oil?
Thanks for the remedies given
Comment:thank for such nice information
thanks for good information
Fastest remedy is the boil pomogranate leaves for about half an hour and then drink the water words within a few hours pain is gone repeat for a few days and good by hemeroids
Thanks guys iam suffering since a long period from piles.
3 dry figs soaked in water all over night and taken before breakfast also reliefe al lot. i also will try coconut oil.
I suferd internal piles with fissure. There have lots of home remadies for reduce pain. Finaly I did surgery. Is that cure piles forever.
Comment: An interesting, educative & informative website. Explanations so naturally simple.
Use apple cider vinegar…. Best for internal and external … Apply using cotton on external and drink with water for internal one…
Thank you so much. Really ice makes wonders,instant relief
Thanks a lot for very useful & natural remedies.
I am also victim of the Hemorrhoids…Surely I will try that effective & simple remedy to get rid of it…
….Again….Thanking you
Joe here , I tried using ice pack for the last two weeks, and I found the pain subsiding and felt better. I changed my eating habits , and felt 80% better, then ..the last two days, I got little naughty and had some spicy foods. Wola, my world came crushing down. I crapped and crapped , like there was no tommorow. Now I have to start the process all over again. Pain started again internally , severe as two weeks ago. Today , I bought a full ice pack and sat on it half the day. Feeling better now, and tried additional , Apple juice, feeling much better now . Moral of the story, if your condition is improving, don’t, I repeat don’t , mess with your body. Look at me, the pain came back , hard. We don’t need that…..I am going to get better from now……good puishment punishment it was. GOOD LUCK AND HE WILL HEAL YOU.
Suffered like he’ll, for two year , last month was the final straw. Heavy pain, and seems like a ball is stuck in side the anus. Very uncomfortable. Changed my curry diet, took the ice packs as per the shoe article, and , lots of Apple juice, Wola, two days, everything subsided. Just continue for few more weeks, to completely eradicate the inflamation.
I feel like a new person already. Good luck, and speedy recovery.
The website was interesting and educating, I will try the optional home remedies you guys tested and recommended, keep enlightening please.
Joe here, liquid paraffin, best remedy for piles. One table spoon, at evening. It solves the problem in few days. I feel great after three days.
Raw papaya vegetable
Raw papaya is very poweful and completely heals piles and haemorhoids. Cook it like a vegetable stew without spices. Avoid spices and avoid meat and alcohol for a month. Drink lots of water . Total healing . My guarantee . I tried it after suffering unbearable pain . Healed me completely. Good news is after the diet’avoiding meat, alcohol. Junk food’ I also lost unnecessary fat and looked better too?
Hi, I tried dollar store coconut pure oil box which looks like a Vaseline box and it is also sticky enough to apply after every bowel movement. It definitely relieves from burning and could be applied internally too since safe and easy to apply. I have a fissure / fistula and a vein protruding almost from last 3 ys which is probably good to go with surgery but I am trying all market products since it doesn’t bother too much if I am doing well with diet and constipation. Hemrid was one of the product which gave some relief by taking capsules. I also take triphala powder in warm water when I have too much of constipation issues. Looking for home remedy help still for my permanent cure.
Mary, I have been in a lot of pain and I must say between the aloe and coconut. The coconut helped more. Thanks
Comment: thnx 4 the inf keep on updating us. we ar in shel cnt come out openly.
Hi
do try cumin (jeera ) powder … make a paste & apply ..to cure hemorrhoid(external internal),fissures,piles.. use aloe vera gel as base preferably ..also had added “arjun” & “jyeshthamadh” powder to it… miraculously by next day external hemorrhoid & pain etc had reduced greatly & next day it was gone
my friend’s mom had tried this
wishing all a great health
just experiencing them now..very painful and I have had three sleepless nights. Thanks of the information. I will try some and hopefully the help
Very useful
Soak 1tsp of mustard seeds in a small cup of water by crushing them at night. Drink it early morning in empty stomach. Do it regularly. Good to piles. Try it!!