PILES!!! help please!

• spacesurf

  13 Nov 05, 02:19

  i was bathing when i realise i got PILES on my anus. but luckily there's no bleeding when i shit. anyone know of any remedies? help needed urgently!
• Sleeping Forest

  13 Nov 05, 02:21

  Go c doc.
• rainee

  13 Nov 05, 02:21

  err eat more fibres...
• renorenal

  13 Nov 05, 02:21

  Did it goes right back in after pooping?
• anhydrouscoppersulphate

  13 Nov 05, 02:23

  Originally posted by spacesurf:

  i was bathing when i realise i got PILES on my anus. but luckily there's no bleeding when i shit. anyone know of any remedies? help needed urgently!

  lol piles of what? piles of poo?
• renorenal

  13 Nov 05, 02:25

  Originally posted by anhydrouscoppersulphate:

  lol piles of what? piles of poo?

  Its a laymen term for haemorrhoids..
• anhydrouscoppersulphate

  13 Nov 05, 02:29

  Originally posted by renorenal:

  Its a laymen term for haemorrhoids..

  oh so sad. amputate his whole butt then
• renorenal

  13 Nov 05, 02:32

  Originally posted by spacesurf:

  i was bathing when i realise i got PILES on my anus. but luckily there's no bleeding when i shit. anyone know of any remedies? help needed urgently!

  I hope you are being serious
  
  Alright, I am listing down the conservative approach, your's is most likely in between 1st or 2nd degree piles, meaning it is reducible and not bleeding.
  
  1) Eat between 25 and 30 grams of fiber a day.
  
  2) Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day.
  
  3) Increase your amount of daily physical activity.
  
  4) Add stool softeners or laxatives to diet (prescription from doctors).
  
  5) Lose weight.
  
  6) Change bowel habits and respond to the urge to defecate and stay relaxed to avoid straining.
  
  7) Exercise the buttocks muscles.
  
  Practice good personal hygiene. Keep the anal area clean and avoid using rough toilet paper.
• dakkon_blackblade

  13 Nov 05, 12:52

  You mean that thing will go away on its own after you apply those measures?? I've always thought you have to go for surgery to remove it.
• dragg

  13 Nov 05, 13:25

  surgery is necessary only for serious cases.
  
  
• renorenal

  13 Nov 05, 13:43

  Originally posted by dakkon_blackblade:

  You mean that thing will go away on its own after you apply those measures?? I've always thought you have to go for surgery to remove it.

  Surgery is usually reserved for Grade 4 when it is not reducible and there is bleeding complications...
  
  The above measures is to reduce its chances of progressing faster to higher grades...
  
  Surgical intervention is not necessary for this stage as yet, since it causes not much harm.