Severe pain from last 5 days, i want relief from this pain, i am eeady to do and eat anything for th

I want to mention one thing also,,

This is second time i am facing this and this is 5 times severe than earlier one..

And both time one thing was same, i did heavy work out...

So one thing came in my mind is, does heavy work out helps in creating haemoroids??

If yes, what exercise should be avoided??

you need too see you doctor ok.      do you live  close too bloomington  illinois??  he is awsome  his name is    travis    holt.  he is very  very goood. he took goood care of me  and in 3 weeks i felt great   awsome  .  but if your here in illinois  near bloomington  his name is travis  holt   at o s f  medical center           awsome   and very nice   really nice i like him.     i was a pain in the butt too him  but after this i,m not a pain in the butt  no more    thomas     normal,ill

Sorry to know your problems. You must consult the Docs if nec for a second opinion also. Some one on this Forum praised a Chinese Ointment Maylong Musk which possibly stops the bleeding as well as pain. Pl read about it on the google if it could be useful for you. There is another 7 Days course of a swiss manufactured medicine probably called Hemoville which also claims stopping of bleeding/pain.

However your first step should be consulting good Docs. I am you sure must have done it already. Good luck to luck to you.

I’m can relate and sympathize with your pain. I recommend you go see a specialist as soon as possible. You have put up with a long term condition that is causing you too much pain. Do not over exert yourself and drink tons of water.

Do not pressure on the toilet. Get directly in the shower and rinse with with warm or cool water. Do not let this get any worse. Please seek a doctor you trust who has experience in this area.

Good luck to you, hang in there.

Visit nearest Colo rectal surgeon to know exact cause, if you r suffering from constipation, take cremaffin plus laxative20ml and torbulk (lactitol monohydrate and isphaghula husk powder) 1 spoon dissolved in 1/2 glass water. For bleeding, use anobliss ointment after sitz bath. Try not to strain during bowel movements as it can cause more serious problems. I am 24 yrs old but had underwent lateral internal sphincterotomy, fissurectomy, rectal stricture resection using anoplasty. Walking is a good exercise. Hard stools and straining causes fissure and that causes blood vessels to swell leading to piles.

Hi,

First of all, as others have said, go see a specialist.  Not a general surgeon or GP.  Go see a colorectal specialist.   This is important.  Ointments treat the symptoms not the cause.  If you can et by with that great.  However, it is often delaying a longer term problem.  Diet is critical to keep BM's soft. 

As far as gym is concerned, there is no question that lifting heavy weights, especially primary movements like squats and deadlifts contribute to this.  I know a lot of bodybuilders and powerlifters who have had this problem.  Lifting weights is certainly not the only factor, but it is one factor. 

Surgery (to be avoided if at all possible!!!) is not a 100% guarantee of cure.  From everything I have read it is a 95% cure rate.

Good luck.

I hope you will find relief soon, and a good solution. As others said, choose a specialist colo-rectal surgeon to care for you. If you can take your time, see 2 or 3 if you can, to listen to what they recommend, gather opinions, take your time, and weigh your options. You want to feel confident when you make a decision. I saw 3 colo-rectal surgeons. #1 said, "these Grade IV, Grade III hems have to go." I asked, what are the complications of surgery, side effects of the operation? He replied, "we manage it all." #2 said, "unfortunately surgical removal (hemorhoidectomy) is the only solution for you. I do this operation all the time, and I do it quickly so you are not under anesthesia very long. Nurses manage the after-care. #3 told me, I will definitely not do this surgery on you. She said, I would only consider hemorroidectomy in patient with extreme bleeding that interferes with life and health. She said, your hems pain is referred from pelvic nerve pain that reaches to the anal area. And you know what, I saw a pelvic pain physical therapist who treated me, and the pain subsided. I have been relatively pain free for almost 6 months, but now having a flare-up and I want to blame it all on the hems pain and go for the surgery. It's a continuous loop, so hard to manage. Meanwhile, I struggle with drinking 4 32-ounce bottles of water daily, eating more fiber than I ever want to see again in the after-life, and looking for private bathrooms where I can toilet and clean myself appropriately.

Not too many people are open and upfront about the hems condition, but it's a big deal. I feel for all here, and thank you for your frank discussion.

I'm so sorry to hear what you went thru. It was just like mine for 15 years bleeding hem before. I used to bear it and I understand the pain. Starting this year March, I had a real big change in life style and eating habit. It was not intend to fix hem but wanting a healthy life. Surprisingly, hem is going away by itself. In the past, I had hem bleeding almost every time and swell everytime. I can't sleep, can't sit. The worst time Im on bed for a week worrying the next. To keep this short, I've done all you do now. My hem did not return in the last 6 months.

Here is what I do. I quit pizza, fries, coffee, anything deep fried, spicy... even soda. Drink green tea and water. No shell seafood like shrimp, lobster, crab... I start juicing. Love celery/cucumbers +cantalop. Eat all kinds of fruits, veg... Not strong spice.

I think you got the first step. I somehow think the meat could be problem just becos how they raise. Every time I eat meat, it trigger my hem. So, I bring it down to minimum now and that eating habits continue.. we now homemade soy milk to sub commercial milk. Cut down fast food. I always keep some unsalted nuts handy. So, our eating is pretty good now.

Dr used to say fiber fiber and fiber... But with the amount we eating will never get hem out. Juicing seems does the trick.

Some how, I feel hem relates to topic of needing detox. Just my thought but that's my direction heading next.

Anyway, it's a painful experience with my hem for 14 years and it was once a biggest healthy related issue. I'm glad that is over. I'm at my 6 months and it was like a little dead skin now. It shrink down to 1 %? No meds, no surgery. Im just concluded this round is over finally.

I'm novice of any doctor. It's only my experience and thought. I wish you good luck.