Hemroid Treatment

Medicated Pads Uses Temporarily relieves external itching, burning and irritation associated with hemroids. Directions For external use only. As a hemroidal treatment-Adults: When practical, cleanse the affected area with mild soap and warm water, and rinse thoroughly. Gently dry by patting or blotting with toilet tissue or soft cloth before each application of this product. Gently apply to affected area by patting and then discard. Can be used up to 6 times daily or after each bowel movement. Children under 12 years of age: consult a physician. As a hygienic wipe- Use as a wipe instead of toilet tissue. As a moist compress-For soothing relief, fold pad and place in contact with irritated tissue. Leave in place for 5 to 15 minutes. Repeat as needed. Warnings If condition worsens or does not improve within 7 days, consult a physician. Do not exceed recommended daily dosage unless directed by a physician. In case of bleeding, consult a physician promptly. Do not put this product into the rectum by using fingers or any mechanical device or applicator. KEEP THIS AND ALL DRUGS OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN. In case of accidental ingestion, seek professional assistance or contact a Poison Control Center immediately. Active Ingredients Witch Hazel 50% Inactive Ingredients Water; Glycerin; Alcohol; Propylene Glycol; Sodium Citrate; Diazolidinyl Urea; Citric Acid; Methylparaben; Propylparaben

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i go to the doctor tomorrow cause i have external hemroids. I have not been able to go to the bathroom for about three weeks now.. does anyone know what the doctor is going to do. im in pain!

Go to the emergency room. This is not something you should wait until tomorrow for. You should be going 2-3 times a week.

Price per pad: $ .06 For the temporary relief of external itching, burning, and irritation associated with hemroids. Cooling, Soothing, pH Balanced Also Useful as a Hygienic Wipe for Vaginal and Baby Care, or as a Moist Compress Directions: As a hemroidal treatment - Adults: When practical,

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I think I may have external hemroids.. I was wondering if there is something I can do to it to make it better w/o going to the doctor! please help!

There are some preparations you can buy over the counter, two of these are preparation H and Anusol. They both do creams and suppositiries.

Tucks Medicated Pads Tucks Medicated Pads - Economy Size Tucks Medicated pads are used for the temporary relief of external Itching, Burning and Irritation associated with hemroids. These pads also can be used for; A hygenic wipe. Tucks Pads are effective for everyday personal hygenic use on

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I have a lot of external hemroids but there is one that looks different, it is one big one but in the middle of the hemroid is black and blue. It hurts really bad especially when I go to the bathroom. I have diarea. Please I have had hemroids before when I was pregnant but now I am not pregnant but this one looks different than the hemroids that I am used to. Is this normal the way it looks?

Try going to google and searching their pictures for hemroids. You'll see several to compare with.

In the event it does not go away over a short period of time I would suggest seeing a doctor. I'm in the same boat. Good luck.

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I have had this hemroid for a week now, it started off huge and red, now with the help of prep h it is very small and more flesh pink color. It doesnt burn or itch anymore but just the simple sight of it being there and feeling on my anus is very frustrating and embaressing.

I've read about treatment and everything like that, what i really need to know is how long untill it completely goes away? I've read on sites that people say they simply don't, which is wierd to me. Because i remember having one in 2004, and it did go away i just cant remember how long really. I didnt even treat it or anything thats all i know. So now 4 years later i have a hemroid agian, i just want to know a rough estimate on how long it will be untill it's gone.

I'm sure no one is like o well it doesnt hurt or anything, so i'll just live with a big bumpy thingy on my anus for the rest of my life. I want this thing gone, as i said it has gone down a heck of alot in terms of size and pain. please help

The reason you get the "hemroids never go away" answer is because they don't. It's part of your body and has been there since you were born.

What's bothering you is the swelling of the hemroids tissue. This usually will subside in a week or two. Keep using your Prep H. If the condition becomes chronic, you can have surgery to remove the tissue.

I have had this hemroid for a week now, it started off huge and red, now with the help of prep h it is very small and more flesh pink color. It doesnt burn or itch anymore but just the simple sight of it being there and feeling on my anus is very frustrating and embaressing.

I've read about treatment and everything like that, what i really need to know is how long untill it completely goes away? I've read on sites that people say they simply don't, which is wierd to me. Because i remember having one in 2004, and it did go away i just cant remember how long really. I didnt even treat it or anything thats all i know. So now 4 years later i have a hemroid agian, i just want to know a rough estimate on how long it will be untill it's gone.

I'm sure no one is like o well it doesnt hurt or anything, so i'll just live with a big bumpy thingy on my anus for the rest of my life. I want this thing gone, as i said it has gone down a heck of alot in terms of size and pain. please help

The reason you get the "hemroids never go away" answer is because they don't. It's part of your body and has been there since you were born.

What's bothering you is the swelling of the hemroids tissue. This usually will subside in a week or two. Keep using your Prep H. If the condition becomes chronic, you can have surgery to remove the tissue.

yes tehy can be banded. but better you take medication for that instead of any procedure.