I have pain in the ass

[Klasik616]

My hemorrhoids are hurting again

 

[Klasik616]

How do I get rid of them

 

[Kiril Velev]

modern medicine?

 

[Incelforeever]

Raw meat

 

[Water Bomb]

ㅋㅋㅋ 똥구멍이 아픈거는 음식 때문이 아니면 아빠 때문이야?

 

[turkcelfatcel]

How do I get rid of them

Finger ur ass

 

[Sith]

My hemorrhoids are hurting again

let me kiss your booboo

 

[Klasik616]

ㅋㅋㅋ 똥구멍이 아픈거는 음식 때문이 아니면 아빠 때문이야?

Ching chong

 

[Klasik616]

let me kiss your booboo

 

[User28823]

1. Identify the Type​

Type	Location	Common Symptoms
Internal hemorrhoids	Inside the rectum	Usually painless, may cause bright red bleeding with stool
External hemorrhoids	Under the skin around the anus	Painful swelling or lump, itching, discomfort
Thrombosed hemorrhoid	External hemorrhoid with a clot	Sudden severe pain, bluish lump

Treatment depends slightly on the type.

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2. At-Home Remedies (First Line)​

These often shrink hemorrhoids in a few days to weeks.

Immediate Relief​

• Warm sitz baths: Sit in warm water (no soap) for 15–20 minutes, 2–3× a day. Helps reduce swelling and relax the sphincter.
• Cold compresses: Ice wrapped in a cloth for 10 minutes at a time can relieve pain and swelling.

Topical Treatments​

• Witch hazel (like Tucks pads) — natural anti-inflammatory and soothing.
• Hydrocortisone cream (1%) — short-term use for itching/inflammation.
• Lidocaine or pramoxine creams — numbing for pain relief.
• Avoid perfumed wipes or soaps — they worsen irritation.

Stool Softening & Bowel Habits​

• Keep stools soft and regular:
  • Eat 25–35 g of fiber/day (fruits, vegetables, oats, psyllium husk).
  • Drink 8+ glasses of water daily.
  • Avoid straining or sitting long on the toilet — this increases pressure on veins.
• Consider a gentle stool softener (like docusate) temporarily.

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3. Lifestyle Fixes (for prevention and long-term healing)​

• Exercise regularly (walking, light cardio) → improves circulation.
• Avoid heavy lifting or hold your breath during strain.
• Don’t delay bowel movements — the longer stool sits, the harder it gets.
• Lose weight if overweight — reduces pelvic pressure.
• Elevate your feet on a small stool during bowel movements — this straightens the rectal canal and reduces strain.

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4. When At-Home Care Isn’t Enough​

If pain or bleeding lasts >1–2 weeks, or hemorrhoids become large and painful, a doctor can do:

Procedure	Description	Recovery
Rubber band ligation	Small rubber band cuts off blood flow → hemorrhoid shrinks	1–2 days mild pain
Sclerotherapy	Injection causes vein to collapse	Minimal downtime
Infrared coagulation	Heat destroys hemorrhoid tissue	Quick, in-office
Hemorrhoidectomy	Surgical removal (for large or recurring hemorrhoids)	1–2 weeks recovery, very effective

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5. When to See a Doctor Immediately​

• Rectal bleeding that’s heavy or recurrent
• Dark or tarry stools (could indicate bleeding higher up)
• Severe pain or a hard bluish lump (possible thrombosed hemorrhoid)
• Signs of infection (fever, pus, increasing swelling)

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Summary​

Short-term: Sitz baths, fiber, topical creams, avoid straining.
Long-term: High-fiber diet, proper hydration, and good toilet habits.
If persistent: Outpatient procedures are quick and effective.