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TREBAVAC Trebavac said:Listen, I can definitely suggest this treatment plan for you. You should take
HADENSA rectal ointment and suppositories at the same time. Use the suppositories
twice a day, once in the morning and once at night, and apply the ointment three times a day, specifically
after every bowel movement. Stick with this combo for two weeks, then please reach out so we can figure out the next steps. You can pick up the HADENSA ointment and suppositories at any
local pharmacy here in Canada. The larger packs go for about $10. I'm specifically
mentioning pharmacies in Canada because your usage instructions are in English and were approved by the Canadian drug agency. HADENSA
isn't officially registered in the States yet, so you might run into packaging with German
labels.
Best wishes and take care!
Anyway, thanks so much for the advice.
I think we'll give your suggested routine a shot.
I'll be sure to check back in with updates, whatever they may be. Hopefully, they're good ones.
One thing I'm still scratching my head over—if you have the time and don't mind sharing—why does everything seem to get worse right before my period starts?
Sending my best to everyone hanging out on this forum.
Hey everyone,
So, I’ve been scrolling through this forum trying to find some kind of fix for what I’m going through, but honestly, nothing seems to be working.
I’ve been dealing with hemorrhoids for about two years now. I’ve gone to the doctor a few times, and it’s always the same diagnosis: an anal fissure, maybe 3-4mm
and Grade I internal hemorrhoidal nodules.
I’ve tried everything—over-the-counter creams, stuff from the pharmacy, even those herbal ointments... I've used Faktu and others too. It feels okay for maybe two weeks at most, and then it’s right back to square one. The biggest nightmare for me is the fissure; it bleeds almost every single time I go, which just leads to more itching and burning.
It just won't heal, and my doctor says we can't even move forward with a procedure until it actually clears up.
I’m trying to watch what I eat to keep things soft, though my digestion is usually pretty normal anyway. I also try to exercise, thinking it might help, and I try to take it easy physically whenever I can😕. Since my job involves sitting a ton, I really thought getting active would make a difference...😕 Plus, things seem to get way worse right before my period starts. I’m just lost. This whole thing is exhausting, both mentally and physically. Honestly, going to the bathroom has become such a struggle that I literally feel like screaming.
If anyone has any advice at all, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks so much in advance.
Best,