Hemorrhoids And Varicose Veins Treatment Options
Every general practitioner sees a large number of patients who suffer from problems associated with venous insufficiency
. Two of the most common manifestations of venous insufficiency are varicose veins and hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids and varicose veins are common conditions seen by general practitioners. The prevalence of these two conditions is astonishing.
In population studies the prevalence of varicose veins has been reported to be 10-15 percent for men and 20-25 percent for women. In a recent cross-sectional study, the age-adjusted prevalence of varicose veins was 58 percent for men and 48 percent for women. Over three-quarters of individuals in the United States have hemorrhoids at some point in their lives, and about half of the population over age 50 requires treatment.
Both conditions have several treatment modalities for the physician to choose from. Varicose veins are treated with mechanical compression stockings. There are several over-the-counter topical agents available for hemorrhoids. Conservative therapies for both conditions include diet, lifestyle changes, and hydrotherapy which require a high degree of patient compliance to be effective. When conservative therapy is ineffective, many doctors turn to other methods for treatment.
When conservative hemorrhoid therapy is ineffective, many physicians may choose other non-surgical modalities: injection sclerotherapy, cryotherapy, manual dilation of the anus, infrared photocoagulation, bipolar diathermy, direct current electrocoagulation, or rubber band ligation. Injection sclerotherapy is the non-surgical treatment for primary varicose veins. Non-surgical modalities require physicians to be specially trained, own specialized equipment, and assume associated risks.
If a non-surgical approach fails, the patient is often referred to a surgeon. The costly and uncomfortable nature of treatment options often leads a patient to postpone evaluation until aggressive intervention is necessary.
Oral dietary supplementation is an attractive addition to the traditional treatment of hemorrhoids and varicose veins. The loss of vascular integrity is associated with the pathogenesis of both hemorrhoids and varicose veins. Several botanical extracts have been shown to improve microcirculation, capillary flow, and vascular tone, and to strengthen the connective tissue of the perivascular amorphous substrate.
Oral supplementation with AntihemorrhoidsDrops and VenousDrops may prevent time-consuming, painful, and expensive complications of varicose veins and hemorrhoids. Use of these supplements help prevent the onset of the disease, while also fighting recurrence of the disorder.
Blood stasis is often associated with piles, and oral intake of AntiHemorrhoidDrops can trigger lymphatic cells to release inflammatory mediators and growth factors to enhance circulatory processes. This hemorrhoids treatment has anti-inflammatory mediators that will recruit and activate neutrophils, which then enter the venous wall, destroying unwanted components of the extracellular matrix.
The first property we investigated for a homeopathic anti-hemorrhoid treatment is the levels of influence of a wide spectrum of naturally occurring compounds on the circulatory system. AntiHemorrhoidDrops botanical extracts improve microcirculation, capillary flow, and vascular tone, and strengthen the connective tissue of the perivascular amorphous substrate (rectal tissue), helping cure hemorrhoids.
VenousDrops, a new all natural dietary supplement to enhance venous circulation, strengthens immune parameters and safely acts as a blood decongestant. The extracts in this homeopathic treatment have positive systemic effects to promote venous circulation. It is to be taken as a dietary supplement in tandem with application of VaricoseBalm-Rx.
In addition to its venous clearing properties, VenousDrops have immunomodulator effects that enhance the immunological, and cellular defense mechanism. Treatment therefore helps to alleviate symptoms such as fog and fatigue commonly associated with lower immunity, thereby providing an energetic effect.
As a result, AntiHemorrhoidDrops has the demonstrated ability to increase venous tone and to decrease vein and capillary permeability while also protecting rectal veins against venous insufficiency. VenousDrops is quantified in medical studies to be highly effective to eliminate varicose veins. To learn more, please go to http://www.naturespharma.org.
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