1. menysch Said,

   Most of hemorrhoids can be cured! However there are 2 things you have to have in mind. One is to remove the hemorrhoid and the second one is to treat the cause of it.

   You see, the hemorrhoids don’t just decide one day to start growing on your b..t. The cause of them is laying somewhere else, and until you don’t treat also the cause of hemorrhoid even if you remove the existing hemorrhoid, sooner or later they’ll come back. Between various treatments the main difference is "how long it will take for the hemorrhoid to return". The others are price, time for treatment, with or without pain, loss of working hours or not.

   The most common cause of hemorrhoid is constipation. If this is your case than take care of it - add fiber and water to your daily diet to soften the bowel. Buy dry plums and cooked them (remove the seeds if case you have plums with seeds) put the cooked plums in food processor and crash them, than mix with the water from cooking and drink 3 times a day one glass. You should see results by your bowel quite fast.

   Other causes of hemorrhoids are overweight and overeating. Vitamin B6 deficiency, acid/alkaline imbalance, genetic predisposition to weak veins, fatigue liver, sitting and standing for long period of time can also contribute to developing of hemorrhoids.

   As for treatment, Rue Care Oil is an excellent natural product that shrinks the hemorrhoid, stops bleeding - if any, strengthens the veins and in this way prevents hemorrhoids from returning.

2. Nastaisia J. Said,

   Surgical removal.

3. arkiemom Said,

   Yes. Surgery.

4. yip yip Said,

   Yep, only surgery.

   Can’t cure them, you can only shrink them.

   Try witch hazel for discomfort.

5. belligerent assistant Said,

   I don’t think so, but its really treatable, go to your local drugstore & see what they have.

6. octlibbra70 Said,

   Yep, witch hazel. It stops the swelling. dip a q tip in the bottle and ram it up your —.

7. kenn32002 Said,

   Yes. Usually surgery or sclerosing agents will take care or them. See your local proctologist or local MD for a referral after evaluation.

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