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Hemorrhoids. Haha.... NOT!

So, yea. It's happened. You can probably assume that the main subject of this thread will be about a painful a*****e.

You would be correct.

Who has hemorrhoids? Did they fully go away? Did Prep H work? What else works?

I feel like my a*****e has been raped by a bull.

Thanks guys.

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In case you didn't get it, a*****e really stands for *******.

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Haha. Wow. Is anus better?

Sooooo..... After reading this, I get the feeling that you are trying to tell us that your bum hurts a little...

:P

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A little is an understatement ????

My dad had them. Upping his Fiber & Water intake was what the dr requested he do for 2 weeks b4 they agreed to remove the hemroids.

Sits baths helped as did the prep H and looser underpants.

allons-y

Drink more water, try not to strain when going, and dab a little witch hazel there. Should help!

Add a stool softener to your pills. For some, one a day is good, for others they need four a day. And keep drinking

It is going to sound crazy...but a nurse that worked in a nursing home told me that vicks vapo rub help to ease the hurt. It does ease it. I usually will take senekot with stool softners if i get them...and LOTS of water

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Do these little devils eventually go away? Or do you always get flare ups each time you poop?

Do these little devils eventually go away? Or do you always get flare ups each time you poop?

Mine come and go. I make sure to stay regular because they will flare up if I have to strain. It's been 4.5 years since I first got them ( long labor with my son) and I'm pretty sure their here to stay.

Unfortunately, they don't go away, they are veins distended and inflamed in your butt because of straining from childbirth or bowel movements and being overweight. Flare ups can be treated through diet and exercise and OTC medicine.

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