The patient cannot sit properly due to discomfort, itching and pain in the rectal region. The primary cause of piles is chronic constipation and other bowel problems. The straining to evacuate the constipated bowels and the pressure to the surrounding veins caused in doing so leads to piles. Hemorrhoids are more common in pregnancy and in conditions affecting the bowel or liver. Other reasons or causes for piles are obesity, stress, prolonged periods of standing or sitting and heredity.

If nothing happens, then it is time to seek for a medical treatment that includes hemorrhoid creams that you can purchase from your leading pharmacies.
 

 

Go for a walk - Walking will help with food digestion and will reduce the time that food sets in the large intestine. When food sets in the large intestine to long it tends to absorb water from that food back into the body. When that happens you could have hard stools or constipation and that is one of the leading causes for getting hemorrhoids.

Constipation is one of the big causes of the extra pressure that causes piles. This is why a high quality, high fiber diet is important in both preventing and curing piles.

Most of New England with the exception of rocky, sandy, and swamp land was farmed at one point or another in the past 400 years. So it is not uncommon to find a Native American cairn website site on old farm land. If the cairns were not in their way most farmers left them untouched out of superstition, curiosity, or even respect. In many cases it was simply easier to graze the cows among the cairns then to remove them. A few of these cairn sites on farms were built during the 1700 and 1800's. These farms were owned by Native Americans who quietly continued to practice their tradition beliefs out of sight of their Christian neighbors.

 

 

Utilize OTC and natural drugs and remedies to reduce the pain and irritation from piles. Natural remedies are best, but drugs containing cortisone can also be effective.

Ice packs - Ice packs are great for reducing swelling, and pain from piles. It only takes about 10 to 15 minutes to get fast relief with an ice pack. An ice pack will numb the area and will reduce hemorrhoids swelling.

Another cure for piles is called bipolar coagulation. This is a painless treatment and what happens is that it coagulates mucous found in the affected area through electrotherapy. If this does not work, your other option is Hemorrhoidal Arterial Ligation on HAL. This is a popular cure for piles. How this is done is through a needle and a thread. The ultimate result is to tie the hemorrhoid that swelled and lessen the pain.