Lisa Kim5 said:Hey everyone—just wanted to jump in and share my own experience. I finally sorted out that whole anal issue after dealing with it for what feels like forever... probably at least five years. I went through all sorts of specialized hemorrhoid creams and skin fissure treatments—you name it—but nothing really worked. It was honestly miserable; just trying to use the bathroom was pure agony because of the stinging. So, I decided to try something totally different—just a basic zinc cream you’d usually use for a diaper rash, since I heard it works wonders for irritation. Well, after applying it for just a few days, the problems are completely gone. I'm seriously relieved! My only frustration is that none of those specialists ever thought to suggest such a simple fix during all those years of appointments... it's pretty annoying, actually. Anyway, that's my story. Just happy to finally get back to living life normally. Cheers!
Did the hemorrhoids disappear completely? Are they totally gone now? Which specific cream did you end up buying?
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Steven Castillo82 said:I didn't even realize an anal fistula was a possibility, but after doing some reading, all the symptoms seem to point right to it. Honestly, I've been feeling absolutely miserable all day—I tried eating less to see if that would help with my movements, but nothing is working. This thing is just draining the life out of me.😁, and seriously, nothing seems to help. It's killing me.🙂
I'm really not sure if this works for a fistula, though.
Give it a shot and let us know? That way, everyone else can figure out if it actually does the trick.
I think I heard someone mention they were using castor oil ointment or maybe some calendula ointment. Give it a shot and let me know which one actually does the trick.
Sarah Jones6 said:Hi everyone! Feel free to steer me in the right direction if I've wandered into the wrong thread. 🙂 I gave birth about three months ago—during my pregnancy, I dealt with absolutely brutal pain and issues from hemorrhoids. Honestly, I tried everything under the sun, but hey, at least that part is over now. By the way, for anyone currently struggling with inflammation—try using raw grated potato mixed with olive oil on a gauze pad overnight. It really helped me out. After all that, I've ended up with this extra bit of skin near my anus (I'm not sure what the medical term is, but in English, it's called a skin tag). It’s quite bothersome, both for hygiene reasons and just aesthetically. It doesn't hurt, and there's no bleeding, it just... hangs there. I was wondering if anyone else has found themselves in this situation? Are there any natural remedies that actually work, or is surgery the only real option? Any info at all would be much appreciated. 😏
I wonder if Nevenov ointment (or something similar, I can't recall the exact name offhand) might help with general skin issues? Maybe try asking an herbalist or someone who makes natural salves—they'd probably know best. Once you find out, let us know here 😉
It seems to work wonders for some people—though others might swear it doesn't do much at all. Just give it about 7 to 10 days, and then you'll have your answer, right?
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Try taking it consistently every single day—just once a day. Grab a plastic cup of yogurt from the store and stir in about 2 to 4 teaspoons of flaxseed oil. It really does the trick for me. From what I’ve gathered, the theory is that the oil isn't fully absorbed by the body and just passes right through your system, acting like a natural lubricant for your digestive tract. Another way people explain it is that the oil coats everything, so things move along without any irritation to the intestinal walls. Honestly, it doesn't really matter which explanation is technically right—all that matters is that it works to keep things moving smoothly. 😉 Let me know how it goes for you; feel free to shoot me a private message if you prefer.
John Martin18 said:So, I wanted to share some advice based on my own experience regarding this topic—dealing with difficult bowel movements accompanied by nasty pain and bleeding, briefly put. (Partly due to certain medications, war injuries, and HIV.) My remedy: olive oil. Just take a small to large tablespoon on an empty stomach every single morning. Even if I forget and have it after breakfast, the issue with painful movements is solved. The oil really needs to be authentic, locally produced. I use oil from my family farm back home. Good luck!
But what would be the actual point of drinking oil? I mean, doesn't the stomach just digest the oil? Or does some of it actually reach the intestines and "lubricate" things? And honestly, how healthy is it to drink that much olive oil year after year?
Chloe Brooks4 said:If you're dealing with hemorrhoids, please—never try to take a big dump just sitting flat on the toilet. Instead, grab two small stools and put them under your feet so you're basically squatting and leaning forward. The key is getting those knees up above your hips. It mimics the body's natural position for going, which helps the rectum open up and pushes everything out of your colon more easily. Trust me, it actually works.
Does this help with hemorrhoids that have ALREADY flared up, making them recede? Would that basically count as a type of natural remedy?
Or is it more about preventing them from forming in the first place?
If anyone actually manages to get rid of their hemorrhoids using Tylenol gel—please, let me know and write a post about it!!! Don't just stay silent 😉 Help me out here! I'm talking specifically about hemorrhoids that aren't currently inflamed. Some people claim that grade 2 and 3 hemorrhoids can actually recede, and that grade 4 ones shrink, which honestly sounds pretty unbelievable to me without surgery, but... well...
Kimberly Booth said:Not exactly—you really have to watch what you eat. The truth is, they often flare up because of spicy food. I’ve dealt with both external and internal ones myself, and applying Fact cream or using suppositories works wonders, though you might need a prescription for some of them.
Does lard actually help with internal hemorrhoids if you just apply it externally? If not, how are you even supposed to treat the internal ones?
Kimberly Booth said:Here’s an old remedy I’ve tried that actually works—just rub some homemade lard on your hemorrhoids every time you have a bowel movement.
It worked for me and they're completely gone now, but you really shouldn't eat anything spicy or too acidic either. Mine showed up during my pregnancy, and they haven't been back for 20 years.☕
"you shouldn't eat anything spicy or too acidic" Do you mean the hemorrhoids will just come right back if you do, or should you avoid spicy/acidic foods for some other reason?
Karen Martinez55 said:quietscout4—I honestly think it might be a bit early to start looking into supplements or medications. Maybe focus on tweaking your diet and moving around a little more first? Just listen to your body—cut out anything spicy or anything else that triggers you. I’ve noticed mine tend to flare up a few days before my period starts, so during those times, I try to keep things moving along—like having some cereal with flaxseeds every night and staying super hydrated. I know how mentally draining this whole thing can be—it’s been my reality for the last three years—but you just have to try to move past it. I don't really have any experience with places like the Mayo Clinic, so I can't offer much insight there. cosmicviper18—from what I've heard, there are three common remedies: St. John's Wort oil, frozen lard pellets, or grating potato and mixing it with olive oil. You should probably Google the details; I only tried the St. John's Wort, and it worked okay for me. Good luck! 🙂
Did they disappear completely after you used the St. John's Wort? Or are they still there, just without the inflammation and everything?
brightviper31 said:Eight dollars is too expensive? Man, I just paid that much at the local CVS for 100 of them... and honestly, they're worth way more than that. At least you'll be set for six months—especially with those internal hemorrhoids I've been dealing with lately. They're a real pain.
I'm not even sure which ones you're talking about, to be honest. 😵
After dealing with hemorrhoids for years, I finally managed to kick them for good. Honestly, I tried everything under the sun—from various medications to all sorts of supplements—but it was always the same story: either they’d come right back, or I’d just get some temporary relief from the symptoms. Then I tried Hemosens, and for once, a product actually did what it promised. My hemorrhoids are completely gone now. They were actually bad enough that I was looking at surgery, but I managed to fix the issue using Hemosens.
How effective is it for internal hemorrhoids?
Also, how do you actually apply it? Does it come with an applicator for internal use, or is it just for external application while still working internally?