One of the main causes of haemorrhoids or piles is chronic constipation.
Are you frequently constipated? Don’t disregard it since persistent constipation might cause haemorrhoids or piles. You already have haemorrhoids if your anus is bloated or if there is a painful lump there. You might try the following home treatments for haemorrhoids.
Haemorrhoids or piles: what are they?
In the lower rectum and anus, haemorrhoids or piles are collections of dilated (enlarged) blood vessels. After passing through the rectum, the large intestine enters the anus. The digestive tract terminates in the anus, where bodily waste leaves the body. Because haemorrhoids are a cushion of tissue consisting of blood vessels and elastic fibres, piles form when hemorrhoidal tissue is irritated. Most often, piles develop as a result of constipation, which causes the veins to expand and the walls of those veins to weaken, strain, and irritate the body. One of the main factors that contribute to haemorrhoids is chronic constipation.
Haemorrhoidal or piles symptoms
– Your anus may be painful, bloated, and red.
– You could feel a lump around the anus that is firm and possibly uncomfortable.
– A lump after using the loo that may or may not need to be pushed back into the anus.
– Because the colon is not empty, a person with piles could feel the desire to urinate again after passing a stool.
– Pain may be more severe, lasting for a whole day at times, and it may occur both before and after passing a stool.
causes of piles or haemorrhoids
– Discomfort
– Constipation that persists
– Anxiety
– Prolonged sitting
– A diet low in fibre
– Ageing
– Powerful lifting
Home cures and Ayurvedic medications for haemorrhoids
Amaltas: The seeds of amaltas have cathartic effects. Amaltas leaves are effective at reducing edoema, irritation, and irritability of the skin.
Haritaki: Haritaki possesses anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. The paste helps to reduce oedema and inflammation as well as the risk of skin infections. Apply the paste two or three times daily.
Aloe-Vera: It relieves digestive system problems by acting as a laxative, rejuvenator, sedative, healer, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory. Itmay help to diminish irritation and alleviate burning, itching, and swelling because of its anti-inflammatory properties.
Daruharidra: It hastens the recovery of several wounds. For the topical relief of pain and inflammation, use this herb. The fruit of this plant helps to stimulate the digestive system and relieve spasmodic pain.
Jimikand: It keeps regular bowel motions and regulates your digestive system in situations of constipation and other problems. In addition to being an anti-inflammatory, it also has laxative properties.
Castor oil: Castor oil has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and anti-fungal properties. The outcome is a reduction in the size of the piles.
Warm baths or sitz baths are advantageous. While taking a sitz bath, dip the anal region into a tub of warm water. After 10-15 minutes, gently pat the area dry. After consulting with ayurveda experts, one can ingest medicinal herbs in powder form for better results. Use it two or three times daily, especially just after using the loo. It could improve hygiene while easing the pain and inflammation caused by piles.
Coconut oil: Coconut oil can be ingested or used externally. Your issue can be solved using either strategy. It also assists in reducing irritation because of its moisturising properties.
Fill up on fibre by topping your meal with fiber-rich fruits, veggies, whole grains, brown rice, and nuts. As a result, your stools soften and go through your body more easily.
Try to use an Indian toilet: Western toilets don’t provide enough pressure on the intestines to empty, which makes indigestion worse and one of the causes of piles to form.
Stop using rough toilet paper. Instead, use moist, alcohol- and perfume-free towelettes, wipes, or wet toilet paper.
Note: Only after consulting with ayurveda professionals should you take these ayurveda medications for haemorrhoids or piles.
