Comments on: Should I go for a surgery to cure my hemorrhoid?

By: disbt05

disbt05 — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 04:38:59 +0000

first of all, change your diet. Immediately go for total vegetarian diet, try more raw fruits and vegetables. No junk foods, meat, milk etc. Drink lots of water. Try for slow walking in early morning. Surgery is last option. Go for non surgical treatments. There is no guarantee that surgery will completely cure this, because hemorrhoids are due to constipation and other life style related issues. So find what is causing hemorrhoids- Diet, lack of exercise, sleeping habits, etc .
Best of luck for early recovery!!!
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self experience

By: Green N

Green N — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 04:22:59 +0000

There are 2 main causes for hemorrhoids

1 – Eating too much processed food
2 – Sedentary lifestyle

I would recommend you to try natural treatment that is attacking the root of the problem.

You can read on hemorrhoids treatments here:

http://recomended-prods.com/hem/Hemorrhoids_Treatments.html

Good Luck!
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http://recomended-prods.com/hem/hemorrhoids_causes

By: Jenny N

Jenny N — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:57:59 +0000

First of all, have you been to the doctor and had hemorrhoids diagnosed?

Have you had your anemia diagnosed?

A fiber rich diet can be very helpful. This means eating 5-7 serves of fresh fruit and vegetables daily, drinking at least 6-8 glasses of plain water each day and eating wholemeal or wholegrain bread instead of white bread. This can take a couple of weeks before you see results.

You can get surgery but if you don’t address the root cause of why you got hemorrhoids in the first place they can come back after surgery.

If you want a super fast, effective treatment for hemorrhoids, then visit http://www.InstantHemorrhoidRelief.info to cure hemorrhoids and piles naturally within 48 hours without side-effects.
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http://www.InstantHemorrhoidRelief.info

By: adam/penny

adam/penny — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:36:59 +0000

having had the operation myself i would suggest that you have it done. there may be other underlying problems inside the colon that cant be seen till they look in there with a scope. you’ll be asleep. polyps are very common and can lead to cancer if not taken care of.
this is serious stuff don’t think it’s not.
one thing has nothing to do with the other.
you need to see a gastrointernoligist. that’s someone who deals with the upper and lower gastroiintestinal tracts. start looking NOW for one because sometimes they’ll try to put you off for weeks because they’re so busy. you’ll be able to go to the bathroom after the surgery probably without any trouble. you need to get this taken care of now.
good luck ta ya
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