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Why is it worth using herbs for hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids, i.e. hemorrhoids, or hemorrhoids, are a common condition among many people. It is estimated that it affects every second Pole. Problems with hemorrhoids are considered one of the diseases of civilization. Nowadays, more and more people complain about problems related to anal diseases. Patients often delay visiting a doctor for a long time. Meanwhile, there are herbs that can eliminate or at least alleviate persistent ailments. All people struggling with these problems are helped by herbs for hemorrhoids, which are highly effective, especially in the initial phase of the disease. Due to their wide range of medicinal properties, they work comprehensively and alleviate unpleasant symptoms.
Plant products for hemorrhoids have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and astringent properties. Additionally, they relieve itching, irritation and burning and accelerate healing. The most commonly used preparations are based on oak and chestnut bark, as well as yarrow. Herbs for hemorrhoids can be used both externally, in the form of ointments, compresses or sitz pills, and internally in the form of infusions, tablets or capsules. Depending on the form of the product we choose, they will have slightly different uses. Thus, herbs used topically will mainly relieve pain, reduce itching, burning and inflammation. Oral products, on the other hand, are designed to improve circulation and strengthen blood vessels.
What are the factors contributing to the development of hemorrhoids?
- diet too low in fiber
- long time spent sitting or standing
- too little physical activity
- long-term muscle tension related to physical work
- constipation or diarrhea
- pregnancy and childbirth
- old age
What herbs to use for hemorrhoids?
Herbal preparations containing oak bark, which has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, astringent and disinfecting properties, are very popular. Oak bark infusion is also used externally for hemorrhoids.
Another natural ingredient often found in hemorrhoid preparations is horse chestnut. Chestnut contains aescin, which has anti-varicose properties. Moreover, it seals and strengthens the walls of capillaries and has anti-inflammatory properties.
Other herbs recommended for hemorrhoidal disease include yarrow and nettle. Both yarrow and nettle support the functioning of blood vessels.
Nature has given us many medicinal plants that are worth using because they can significantly help us fight problems related to hemorrhoids.