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home venapro hemorrhoids treatment for external and internal hemorrhoids is hemocyl an effective hemorrhoid treatment? 0 october 30, 2012 – 7:05 am filed under tips -- a new hemorrhoid treatment has recently come onto the market that is different from the usual creams and lotions. for those unaware, hemorrhoids are a swelling of the veins of the anal cavity. this swelling can be caused by straining and pushing while making a bowel movement. when you put pressure on the veins the veins swell. pushing too hard, diarrhea, constipation and pregnancy can all cause straining of the anal lining. the term hemorrhoid is often associated with the term piles. piles are actually when the inflammation extends out of the anus. both can be painful, cause anal bleeding, difficulty cleaning the anal area and be the source of excessive itching. the hemocyl treatment works differently than creams and lotions. this type of treatment is considered questionable because it is an all-natural treatment. hemocyl is an herbal treatment that is consumed orally. one of the perceived benefits is that there is less mess than in creams and lotions. hemocyl is made of several ingredients that when used in combination with each other reduce both hemorrhoids and hemorrhoid symptoms. the makers of hemocyl explain how these ingredients work. the first major ingredient is melia azadirachta or neem which is an herbal blood purifier and is believed to have both antiseptic and anti-inflammatory qualities. other ingredients include messua ferea, which boosts the effects of the other ingredients including the herb berberis vulgaris, which also is believed to have anti-inflammatory properties. many hemorrhoid treatments merely mask symptoms rather than treat the hemorrhoids themselves. the idea behind hemocyl treatment is that they actually help fix the problem rather than masking it through their anti-inflammatory properties. read more » hemorrhoid ligation treatment and how it works 0 october 30, 2012 – 6:47 am filed under tips -- hemorrhoid ligation is used on milder cases of hemorrhoids. hemorrhoids are classified into four different categories based on the severity of the symptoms. level-one hemorrhoids are characterized by increased size and number of veins in the anal area with blood seen in bowel movements. in second degree hemorrhoids, part of the lining of the rectum falls out of place causing possible stool leakage, pain, irritation and protruding tissue from the rectum, at this level of severity they can still spontaneously correct themselves. in the third level of hemorrhoids, they also protrude but in this case they require manual reduction. in the fourth level there is protrusion and sometimes the hemorrhoids remain irreducible. ligation is used on patients with first, second and sometimes third degree level hemorrhoids. there are some cases when those with fourth degree hemorrhoids are treated with band ligation if they are considered unable to undergo surgery. during hemorrhoid band ligation, a rubber band is applied to the base of the hemorrhoid in order to cut off blood supply to it. with blood supply cut off, the hemorrhoid will tend to shrink and then fall off within a few days. this procedure can be performed in an outpatient center, as an alternative to undergoing the usual hemorrhoid surgery, known as a hemorrhoidectomy. usually only a single rubber band treatment is needed in order to relieve the pain and bleeding associated with hemorrhoids. in most cases, the success rate of hemorrhoid ligation is between 60% and 80%. read more » hemorrhoids: at-home treatment for fast relief 0 october 10, 2012 – 1:37 pm filed under tips -- hemorrhoids are caused by a stretching of the veins in your anus. these may be a one-time problem or they may be a recurring problem and be a source of frequent discomfort. this stretching of the anus may have various causes, many of which can be prevented with lifestyle changes. these include straining while going to the bathroom, sitting on the toilet for excessive periods of time, suffering from continuous diarrhea and or constipation, pregnancy , obesity and anal penetration. additional risk factors include obesity and pregnancy and many women have problems with hemorrhoids during childbirth. all of these cause excessive pressure on the lower rectum. hemorrhoids are characterized by pain and blood during bowel movements. swelling around the anal area, leaking of fecal matter, itching around the anal region or a possible lump near the anal area are all considered possible symptoms of hemorrhoids . there are both internal and external hemorrhoids although the internal tend to cause significantly fewer symptoms. luckily there are many ways to easily treat hemorrhoids at home. a first step may be to use an over the counter hemorrhoid cream. these creams do not offer a cure but relieve the burning, itching and pain of hemorrhoids. these creams are generally only useful on external hemorrhoids. soaking the area 10 to 15 times a day in warm water can help offer relief as well. a bath is particularly important because the area that the hemorrhoids affect need to be clean. read more » colon polyps: should you be concerned? 0 july 26, 2012 – 7:30 am filed under tips -- colon polyps are small clumps of cells that form in the colon (large intestine) that can sometimes lead to colon cancer and therefore are generally removed by your physician as soon as they are noticed. the presence of polyps does not indicate colon cancer, yet removing them does not guarantee you will never have it. it is still unknown what causes a polyp to be harmless versus a polyp that will become cancerous, thus removal is the current protocol for treatment. small polyps generally do not cause symptoms and can only be detected through screenings by your physician. large polyps are more likely to lead to colon cancer and often exhibit a number of symptoms. these symptoms include rectal bleeding, changing in bowel habits, frequent diarrhea, constipation or change in the look of your stool. screenings for polyps are recommended to happen every 10 years for those over 50 and more often if you are considered high risk (see below). your physician can discuss the timeline he feels would work best for your specific risks and needs. there are three different screening methods used to look for colon polyps. the first is stool sample, which looks for colon cancer as well as blood or immunochemicals in the stool, which could indicate damage to the colon. a second type of test is known as a computer tomographic colonography ( ctc ). this test uses both a computer and x-ray images to help doctors locate polyps in your colon. read more » causes and simple treatments for hemorrhoids 0 july 20, 2012 – 10:34 am filed under tips -- hemorrhoids are the normal veins around the human anus, but commonly the word refers to when those vessels become swollen and bulging. usually this comes with various discomforts such as itching or pain, made worse by defecation and wiping. they may bleed a bit. no fun! the hemorrhoidal veins are sensitive to pressure of any sort: straining to defecate, pushing to deliver a baby, even just being pregnant or carrying around one’s own extra weight can all cause the hemorrhoids to gradually – or suddenly – “pop out.” immediate treatment clean the area well, with at least moist wipes, if not a quick shower followed by careful drying around the anus – meaning to use more of a patting motion with the towel, not wiping. it need not be perfectly dry. now lubricate, to lessen friction when walking, or sometimes felt even just sitting. any petroleum jelly (‘ vaseline ’™) will work, including medicated varieties or those with added vitamins. finally, as needed: sit on an ice pack, with clothing or a towel, centered on the area of discomfort. don’t make it any colder than you find comfortable. alternatively, many find warmth more soothing. sitting in a tub of warm water works wonders for some folks, especially when followed by the routine described above. while hemorrhoids are still present continue using moist wipes after bowel movements and applying something lubricating. some find creams made specifically for hemorrhoids are not quite as lubricating as petroleum jelly products, but they are sufficient for others. if not, there is no harm in using them both. hemorrhoid creams contain hydrocortisone as their active ingredient, typically at 1% concentration. read more » treatment and prevention of hemorrhoids 0 july 6, 2012 – 7:47 am filed under tips -- it’s a more common problem than people know, because we usually don’t talk about it: hemorrhoids. an estimated 50% of all people will have this condition, also known as “piles,” at some point in their lives. five percent of the population has them at any given time, so in a room of twenty or so adults, somebody there probably has them. (it’s best to not test this, however!) they are very uncommon in children and somewhat more common among caucasians than other races. hemorrhoids are normal veins that sit just above and right around the anal opening, the internal and external hemorrhoid veins, respectively. either of these sets of veins can become swollen and enlarged and cause problems. piles usually announce their presence by way of itching or pain in the anal area or with blood on toilet paper or on the stool in the toilet. seeing this can be a bit shocking but it’s usually not especially serious. in cases of this when the person has no symptoms of hemorrhoids it’s worth checking in with the doctor, to rule out the possibility of colorectal cancer. read more » hemorrhoids, what they are and what to do 0 may 26, 2012 – 11:17 am filed under tips -- though rarely if ever life-threatening, hemorrhoids are no laughing matter. at the very least, they can be a source of itching irritation, discomfort, bleeding and – more rarely – overt pain. studies and estimates suggest that 4% to 5% of people in the us will experience hemorrhoids at some point in their life, with peak prevalence being in the ages of 45 to 65 years. the hemorrhoids are a set of blood vessels present in everyone in and around the anus. in common usage, however, the term “hemorrhoids” is used when one or more of these vessels become swollen and problematic. the human body has both internal and external hemorrhoid veins and either set, or both, can become swollen and inflamed. internal hemorrhoids can bleed and itch, but usually don’t hurt, while the external ones can itch or be slightly painful and may or may not bleed. presence of blood on the toilet paper is a common symptom in addition to the discomfort. blood in the stool, especially in the absence of swollen hemorrhoids visible to a doctor’s inspection, can also be an indication of colorectal cancer. therefore the presence of blood on either the stool or toilet paper is something to have checked by your doctor if it is recurring on a regular basis. problems with the hemorrhoids are caused by increased pressure to the anal area, such as when pushing out hard stool on a regular basis or during pregnancy and as a result of giving birth. thus it is not uncommon for women who have given birth to develop hemorrhoids of a temporary nature. the pressure of pushing in the abdomen causes blood to pool in the hemorrhoidal veins, enlarging and irritating them. the physical stress of passing hard stool or wiping too hard can cause them to break open slightly and bleed. it used to be thought that hemorrhoids were like varicose veins, but in the anus, but this is not the case. modern evidence suggests that weakening of the tissues around and supporting the hemorrhoid veins may contribute to their becoming swollen. this is the basis for a treatment of severe hemorrhoids called sclerotherapy, in which chemicals are injected near and around the veins themselves, causing the supporting tissue to form scar tissue and become more firm. (“sclero” means hard.) fortunately, the majority of sufferers will not need such therapy. read more » best hemorrhoid creams – soothing treatment for hemorrhoids 1 may 14, 2012 – 2:23 pm filed under tips -- the best hemorrhoid creams contain active ingredients that help to soothe the pain of hemorrhoids. hemorrhoids can be extremely painful. they cause bleeding from the anus, itching, redness, and pain. if you have hemorrhoids, the main thing you want is relief. there are many different methods available to treat hemorrhoids . not every treatment will work for every patient. small hemorrhoids may only require a change in diet to go away, while large, painful hemorrhoids may require surgery to eliminate. when seeking a hemorrhoid cream, check the ingredients to be sure you are getting an ointment that will soothe your pain. the best hemorrhoid creams contain active pain fighting ingredients. ingredients like hydrocortisone, witch hazel, petrolatum and pramozine, just to name a few. when you look for a cream, sometimes a lesser known brand will work just as good as a name brand. the important thing to look for is the active ingredient present in the cream. read more » is there a link between hemorrhoids & colon cancer? 0 may 10, 2012 – 9:47 pm filed under tips -- if i have a hemorrhoid, does it mean that i have colon cancer? simply put, hemorrhoids are not a direct cause of colon cancer. many people just mistake any problem relating to the rectal area with hemorrhoids or piles, perhaps because the condition is so common. according to a clinical study conducted over two decades ago, nearly 9 out of every 10 patients diagnosed with cancer of the colon and/or rectum had originally thought that they suffered from hemorrhoids. the patients sought help for their symptoms, mainly itchiness and bleeding near the rectum, and were told of the actual cause. some analysts have taken the results of this study to propose that thinking that you have hemorrhoids, even if your self-diagnosis turns out to be wrong, could be a good warning sign that you may have colorectal cancer. additional signs that you may have colorectal cancer include: feeling more gassy than usual, for no apparent reason, feeling constipated for a prolonged period of time, noticing bloody or tar-like stool, noticing strangely shaped stool, noticing a change in frequency of bowel habits, experiencing abdominal pain that does not go away, experiencing a sensation of fullness in the bowels, even after passing, and/or experiencing fatigue for a prolonged period of time, for no apparent reason. what is the difference between a hemorrhoid and a colon polyp? read more » what are the symptoms of prostate cancer? 0 may 3, 2012 – 4:22 pm filed under tips -- prostate cancer is a form of cancer that is more common than you may think. many men receive a diagnosis before they even show symptoms . it’s still important to recognize some of the warning signs of this disease so that medical attention can be received as soon as possible. medical professionals have the training and knowledge needed to combat this common form of cancer. take a look at the information below, to learn more about the warning signs of prostate cancer. prostate cancer has many unique symptoms that are often present. many men find that they have issues when urinating. this may include urinating more than usual. many men also feel a sensation to urinate all the time. it may also be difficult to start the urine stream. urination problems often exist because the prostate is so enlarged. all of these symptoms may point to a prostate cancer problem. there are more symptoms that may exist. many men find that there’s blood in the urine or in the semen. some men also experience erectile dysfunction, even though they may have never had the issue before. it can also be common to have a loss of bladder control. additionally, it’s common to experience bone pain in the lower back area as well as swelling in the legs. the symptoms of prostate cancer vary from one man to the next, so there are no clear-cut warning signs. read more » « older posts recent posts is hemocyl an effective hemorrhoid treatment? hemorrhoid ligation treatment and how it works hemorrhoids: at-home treatment for fast relief colon polyps: should you be concerned? causes and simple treatments for hemorrhoids treatment and prevention of hemorrhoids hemorrhoids, what they are and what to do best hemorrhoid creams – soothing treatment for hemorrhoids is there a link between hemorrhoids & colon cancer? hemorrhoid treatment blogroll ascrs http://kickoffnorge.com official fda website types of hemorrhoids automatic backlinks 2003-2013 © venapro hemorrhoids treatment - for external and internal hemorrhoids

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