What are Hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids, also known as piles, are swollen and inflamed veins located in the lower rectum and anus. They are similar to varicose veins but appear in this sensitive area. Hemorrhoids can develop inside the rectum (internal hemorrhoids) or under the skin around the anus (external hemorrhoids).
They are a very common condition, affecting millions of people worldwide. Studies show that by the age of 50, more than half of adults experience symptoms of hemorrhoids such as bleeding, pain, or itching.
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Common Causes of Hemorrhoids
Several lifestyle and health factors contribute to the development of hemorrhoids:
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Chronic constipation or diarrhea
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Straining during bowel movements
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Sitting for long periods on the toilet
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Lack of dietary fiber
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Pregnancy (increased pressure in the pelvic area)
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Aging, as tissues supporting veins weaken
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Obesity and sedentary lifestyle
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Symptoms to Watch Out For
Hemorrhoids vary in severity, but the most common symptoms include:
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Bright red bleeding during bowel movements
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Pain or discomfort in the anal area
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Itching, irritation, and swelling around the anus
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A lump or swelling that can be felt near the anus
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Mucus discharge after bowel movements
While these symptoms are often manageable, they can interfere with daily life if left untreated.
Benefits of Non-Surgical Natural Treatment
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Safe & gentle: No surgical risks or complications
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Fast relief: Reduces pain, swelling, and bleeding within weeks
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Affordable: Lower cost compared to hospital surgery
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No downtime: Patients can continue daily activities
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Holistic healing: Focuses on prevention and overall digestive health
Conclusion
Hemorrhoids can cause significant discomfort, but they don’t always require surgery. With the right natural approach, you can achieve relief, improve bowel health, and prevent recurrence.
At Nasteh Natural Medicine & Education Centre, we are committed to offering safe, natural, and effective non-surgical hemorrhoid treatments that restore comfort and quality of life for our patients.
