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Learn about Hemorrhoids in this free home health video series.… More
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Hemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels found at the lowest part of the anus. Other terms for hemorrhoids ar… More
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Caring for hemorrhoids involves easing the pain at home with ice packs and creams and by raising fiber int… More
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Summary: Caring for hemorrhoids involves easing the pain at home with ice packs and creams and by raising fiber intake, but seeing a medical professional is best. Treat and get rid of hemorrhoids with health information from a practicing nurse in this free video on home remedies.
Dan Carlson has a degree in practical nursing, and he is a board-licensed practical nurse out of Minnesota. Carlson has worked in every aspect of care for the elderly and handicapped....read more
"Hemorrhoids can be very uncomfortable and painful for to sit through. I'm Dan Carlson I'm a nurse and I'm going to help you learn how to take care of your hemorrhoids. First thing first get rid of the irritation you can always use a cold compress. The best way to use a compress is to take a cold compress and to lay face down pressing over the site. It may be embarrassing but you might need a family member with it. Next make sure to use baby wipes or a moist toilet paper when wiping after a bowel movement. Increasing fiber always helps, increasing water intake helps as that will make your stool softer and easier to pass. You can always use medications like creams and suppositories which are most effective in relieving any pain and discomfort. If the area persists to be red, sore or if you notice any bleeding you may want to speak to a physician about that. And he can take care of that for you in the office. Basically the best treatment is a medication but you might find these a little helpful too. That is how to care for hemorrhoids. I'm Dan Carlson."
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