I have concluded is that the ONLY way to alleviate the discomfort and get rid of them is a combination of the following two criteria:

1)Keep the area very very clean. As in get into the tub or use a hand held shower head to spray 'em down SEVERAL times a day. Warm water, a bit of gentle soap, and pat it dry and leave it in the open air until completely dry. The relief should come within a couple of baths, sometimes almost immediately.

2) Ramp up fiber intake. Once you get it healing from the outside in with the insane attention to cleanliness, you need to prevent a re-occurrence, and the affected tissues remain VERY prone to relapse for some time. Increasing consumption of water, fruit, vegetables, and a good source of fiber like a bran cereal or something is crucial in kicking them long term.

At the initial stage to relieve itching and pain can help hemorrhoid cream with lidocaine over the counter.

This post has been edited by nicolas99: Oct 1 2018, 05:57 PM