Dr BArni
HemorRx
2.5
oz. tube
Hemorrhoids are enlarged
raised veins in the anus or rectum. Common hemorrhoids are often linked to both
diarrhea and
constipation.
What are the symptoms of hemorrhoids?
Symptoms of hemorrhoids may include painful swelling or a lump in the anus that
can bleed and become inflamed, often causing discomfort and itching. There may
also be bright red blood on the toilet paper, the stool, or in the toilet bowl.
Dietary changes that may be helpful:
Populations in which fiber intake is high have a very low incidence of
hemorrhoids. Insoluble fiber—the kind found primarily in whole grains and
vegetables—increases the bulk of stool. Drinking water with a high-fiber meal or
a fiber supplement results in softer, bulkier stools, which can move more
easily. As a result, most doctors believe that fiber in combination with
increased intake of liquids helps to treat people with hemorrhoids
Herbs that may be helpful
Constipation is believed to worsen hemorrhoid symptoms, and thus, bulk-forming
fibers are often recommended for those with hemorrhoids. A double-blind trial
reported that 7 grams of psyllium, an herb high in fiber, taken three times
daily reduced the pain and bleeding associated with hemorrhoids. Some healthcare
professionals recommend taking two tablespoons of psyllium seeds or 1 teaspoon
of psyllium husks two or three times per day mixed with water or juice. It is
important to maintain adequate fluid intake while using psyllium.
Topically applied
astringent herbs have been used traditionally as a treatment for hemorrhoids. A
leading astringent herb for topical use is
witch hazel, which is typically applied to hemorrhoids three or
four times per day in an ointment base.
HemorRx can now make a major change in your life. Applied
topically, it will stop most pain, anal burning and itching within minutes of
application. It contains a blend of Calendula, Myrrh, White Willow Bark and
Witch Hazel suspended in a base of Olive Oil and Unbleached Beeswax..
Other DR BARNI Products:
SEE CPR - (Chronic Pain Relief)
SEE TLC (Tendons Ligaments Cartiladge)
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