Effective Homeopathic Treatment for Piles
What is Piles?
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How Homeopathy Treats Piles?
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What are the Common Causes of Piles?
Several factors can contribute to the development of piles, including. Lets know the factors that can lead to piles:
Constipation and Straining during Bowel Movements
Straining during bowel movements due to constipation can increase pressure on the veins in the rectum and anus, leading to the development of piles.
Prolonged Sitting or Standing
Prolonged sitting or standing can also contribute to the development of piles by putting pressure on the veins in the pelvic area.
Obesity and Lack of Physical Activity
Being overweight or obese and leading a sedentary lifestyle can increase the risk of developing piles due to increased pressure on the pelvic veins.
Pregnancy and Childbirth
Pregnancy and childbirth can cause hormonal changes and increased pressure on the pelvic veins, making pregnant women more susceptible to developing piles.
Genetics and Family History
A family history of piles can increase the likelihood of developing the condition, suggesting a genetic predisposition.
Dietary Factors Contributing to Piles
Diet plays a crucial role in the development of piles. Some dietary factors that can contribute to piles include:
1: Low Fiber Diet
A low-fiber diet can lead to constipation, which increases the risk of developing piles.
2: Excessive Consumption of Spicy and Oily Foods
Spicy and oily foods can irritate the digestive tract and lead to inflammation, increasing the risk of developing piles.
3: Inadequate Hydration
Dehydration can lead to hard stools, making bowel movements difficult and increasing the risk of developing piles.
Lifestyle Factors Leading to Piles
Certain lifestyle factors can also increase the risk of developing piles, including:
1: Sedentary Lifestyle
Lack of physical activity can contribute to constipation and obesity, both of which are risk factors for piles.
2: Irregular Bowel Habits
Irregular bowel habits, such as holding in stools or ignoring the urge to have a bowel movement, can increase the risk of developing piles.
3: Stress and Mental Health
Stress can affect digestive health and bowel function, increasing the risk of developing piles.
What are the Home Remedies to Treat Piles?
Let’s see the things we should follow to avoid severe conditions of piles.
Warm Sitz Baths:
Reducing inflammation and soothing the affected area are two benefits of taking a heated sitz bath. To enjoy a sitz bath, add some warm (not hot) water to a bathtub or basin and submerge yourself for ten to fifteen minutes.
Dietary Adjustments:
Modifying your diet might assist ease the strain and soften stools during bowel movements, which can exacerbate piles. Eat more fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and other foods high in fiber. Fiber gives the feces more volume and facilitates passage.
Topical Treatments:
Over-the-counter suppositories, ointments, and lotions help relieve the pain, irritation, and swelling brought on by piles. These products frequently include anti-inflammatory and anti-healing chemicals like witch hazel, hydrocortisone, or lidocaine.
Ice Packs:
Using ice packs on the anal region can assist numbness and reduce swelling, offering momentary pain and discomfort relief. Apply a commercial ice pack or several ice cubes wrapped in a clean cloth to the afflicted area, and leave it there for ten to fifteen minutes at a time. To avoid frostbite, make sure you sandwich a small piece of linen between your skin and the ice pack.
Aloe Vera:
Aloe vera contains calming and anti-inflammatory qualities that can help lessen discomfort and encourage pile healing. Apply a clean cotton ball or soft cloth dipped in pure aloe vera gel to the afflicted region. Commercially produced aloe vera gels and lotions are also an option. For optimal effects, repeat several times a day.
Apple cider vinegar:
It is thought that the astringent qualities of apple cider vinegar can aid in the constriction of enlarged blood vessels linked to piles. After combining equal parts water and apple cider vinegar, soak a cotton ball in the mixture. After a few minutes of application, rinse the afflicted area with water. As necessary, repeat this procedure several times each day.
Warm Compress:
Using a warm compress on the anal region might enhance blood flow and lessen pile-related pain and swelling. After soaking a fresh cloth in somewhat warm (not hot) water, squeeze away any extra moisture. The affected area should be covered with a warm compress for ten to fifteen minutes. For alleviation, you can do this multiple times a day.
Healthy Bowel Habits:
Developing regular bowel habits can lessen the tension associated with bowel motions, which can exacerbate piles, and help prevent constipation.
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