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External hemorrhoids
Around the anus there is a external hemorrhoids seen and what will be the medication and will this be cured at home remedies
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External hemorrhoids typically resolve or shrink substantially with conservative management and home remedies within 1 to 2 weeks, provided there is no complication such as acute thrombosis. 1. Warm Sitz Baths. 2. Never strain during defecation. 3. Increase dietary soluble fiber (psyllium husk, fruits, vegetables, oats) and water intake (2.5–3 liters/day) so stools remain soft and bulky. 4. Peri-anal area:Avoid dry, rough toilet paper. Use warm water rinses (bidet) or pat gently with unscented, alcohol-free wet wipes, then dry gently.
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Yes, it can be managed effectively with conservative treatment alongside home remedies. Medications can ease the symptoms like pain, itching and discomfort but doesn’t physically remove the tissue. Medications work best when combined with simple home remedies.
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Confirm if it’s external haemorrhoids by a general surgeon. Use lidocaine creams Sitz bath- sit in a bath tub with Luke warm water for 15-20 min, 2-3 times daily Ibuprofen/ acetaminophen will relieve the pain and inflammation High fibre diet- fruits, vegetables, whole grains and fibre supplements Hydration
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Please see the doctor immediately if it becomes extremely painful or the colour changes to blue.
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