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Hemorrhoids?

By xcmexx August 14, 2020 6 answers Last updated August 14, 2020

Hello, I decided to write on this site because I know that here I can ask my questions anonymously and get adequate answers. I'm a girl, I'll be 18 soon. I exercise twice a week, I am weak and I would not say that I lead a sedentary lifestyle. To be honest, however, I do not try to eat healthy and do not drink a lot of water. Today, after a whole day of pain in the anus, I decided to see in the mirror what was happening, thinking that the pain came from the uncomfortable underwear I wear every day. (thongs) What I saw scared me a lot. I saw a swelling in the area of ​​the anus, about the size of a bean, and after digging a lot on the Internet, I realized that it was called an external hemorrhoid. Honestly, I'm not very familiar with this trouble, so I decided to ask my questions here. When will this pass, when will he go home If it happened to me now, will I suffer from it for the rest of my life? Do I have to stick to a certain diet at least until I get home? What should I change in my lifestyle? In your opinion, why did it occur to me, when I am young, I do not lead a sedentary lifestyle, I do not lift heavy and it rarely happens to have constipation? Do I have to visit a doctor? And is it possible that they are not hemorrhoids, but something else? What can I do to reduce the pain? I hope someone who is well acquainted can help me. I apologize if my questions are stupid, I'm just not really competent on this topic and I'm pretty scared. I do not lead a sedentary lifestyle, I do not lift heavy and it rarely happens to have constipation? Do I have to visit a doctor? And is it possible that they are not hemorrhoids, but something else? What can I do to reduce the pain? I hope someone who is well acquainted can help me. I apologize if my questions are stupid, I just really am not competent on this topic and I am quite scared. I do not lead a sedentary lifestyle, I do not lift heavy and it rarely happens that I have constipation? Do I have to visit a doctor? And is it possible that they are not hemorrhoids, but something else? What can I do to reduce the pain? I hope someone who is well acquainted can help me. I apologize if my questions are stupid, I'm just not really competent on this topic and I'm pretty scared.

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astronautabbyofficial answered · August 14, 2020

   Put the ice. There is also an herbal Krum and Himalayan tablets. They cost 2-3 BGN. You can use. It's not that scary. Almost everyone has.

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mastirham answered · August 14, 2020

   It's even very scary. If you now just cover up the effect with a cream, pill or other means, it does not mean that you have removed the cause. and the reason is serious. Read in health forums and websites, consult a dietitian or gastroenterologist. In order to eliminate the cause, and it is because of your diet causing a problem in the intestines and more precisely in the colon ones. Your health is your responsibility, and even medical treatment does not transfer that responsibility to others. It still remains yours, as do the consequences. M53

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gavra7 answered · August 14, 2020

   There are ointments - Mastu and Hemorrhoids. Eat more liquid and mushy foods until the hemorrhoids go away. Drink a glass of warm water every morning. There are also suppositories - anal against hemorrhoids.

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austin1119a answered · August 14, 2020

   Forget about thongs, they are also part of the problem, but an external one. M53

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bighit_ent answered · August 14, 2020

   I don't know about the outside, I think I had the inside. I used aloe vera and horse chestnut. I hope this helps you.

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t_wa1l answered · August 15, 2020

   Don't go to the doctor, don't procrastinate. You're wasting your time here. I have heard from a doctor, unofficially speaking, he emphasized that sometimes he can get involved in intimate relationships and a little anal sex. It was a good prevention against hemorrhoids. But for prevention when they have not appeared. Helped blood circulation in the anal area. But if you already have hemorrhoids, it is more likely to hurt.