subject: Thrombosed External Hemorrhoid - 3 Simple Remedies That Deliver Huge Results Fast [print this page] The most painful type of hemorrhoid you can have is a thrombosed external hemorrhoid. They arise when a blood clot forms inside the hemorrhoid and cuts off the blood circulation which causes the hemorrhoid to swell up and become exceptionally painful.
Thrombosed external hemorrhoids usually occur as a result of straining during a bowel movement. Consuming a diet high in fiber is a great way to reduce your risk of getting a thrombosed hemorrhoid.
Sadly, there is no definite way to avoid piles. If you end up with a thrombosed external hemorrhoid there are several things that you can do to diminish the throbbing pain, such as;
Warm Baths - This is a natural treatment that seems to work wonders for many hemorrhoid sufferers. A warm sitz bath involves you soaking in warm water for 15 to 20 minutes, three times a day.
Sitz bath are a fantastic way to relieve the agonizing pain and inflammation from a thrombosed external hemorrhoid.
Over The Counter Pain Relievers - Anti-inflammatory medications such as Advil or Aleve are fantastic for easing the pain and reducing the swelling of thrombosed hemorrhoids. However, they won't relieve the itching and burning. For this, try applying witch hazel to the area.
Consult With Your Physician - A thrombosed external hemorrhoid can take a while to disappear on their own and sometimes pain medication and sitz baths don't do enough to help relieve the discomfort. If several days elapse and nothing is working for the pain and swelling, seeing a healthcare professional is almost certainly your best bet.
He or She will diagnose your particular circumstances and make recommendations for the best way to heal your hemorrhoid.
