Home remedies for Piles or Hemorrhoids
Piles or Hemorrhoids is the inflamed condition of the veins inside or just outside the rectum. In case of internal piles there is discharge of dark blood. And in external piles there is lot of pain.
Symptoms of Piles or Hemorrhoids
Pain on passing stools, soreness and irritation after passing stools, slight bleeding, discomfort and itching in the rectal region and inability of the patient to sit comfortably are the usual symptoms.
Causes of Piles or Hemorrhoids
Chronic constipation and other bowel disorders are the primary cause of piles. The pressure exerted to evacuate constipated stools, and the congestion due to constipation, use of purgatives, weak lining of the rectum, obesity, general weakness of the tissues of the body, strenuous work, prolonged sitting or standing are other factors. They are more common during pregnancy. Mental tension and heredity are other factors.
Natural Treatment of Piles or Hemorrhoids
- Adopt an all-fruit diet for 7 days. Then adopt a diet of natural foods to soften stools.
Dried figs are excellent for piles. Soak 3-4 figs overnight in water. They should be taken on empty stomach along with soaked water. They should be taken in evenings also. Continue this for 3-4 weeks. The tiny seeds of the fruits facilitate easy evacuation. - Jamul fruit is an effective remedy for bleeding piles. The fruit should be taken with salt every morning during its season. Follow this every year and bleeding piles will be cured for life.
- Mango seeds are regarded as an effective remedy for bleeding piles. The seeds should be dried, powdered and about 1-2 grams of the powder should be taken with honey.
- White radish is also very beneficial. Grated radish with honey relieves the condition. Well-grated white radish should be applied to inflamed pile masses to relieve pain and swelling.
- Drink at least 6-8 glasses of water a day. Cold hipbaths and cold compress applied to rectal area for an hour before bedtime helps cure piles.
- Walking, swimming and yoga improve circulation in the rectal region and relieves congestion.
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