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how to relieving the pain of hemorrhoid

• Take warm soaks (sitz baths) or regular baths three or four times a day.
• Clean your anus after each bowel movement by patting gently with moist toilet paper or moistened pads
• Acetaminophen (some examples are Panadol, and Tylenol), ibuprofen (some examples are Advil, Medipren, and Motrin) or aspirin may help relieve pain.
• Apply a cream that contains witch hazel to the area or use a numbing ointment.
• Creams hydrocortisone can be used for itching or pain.
• For very painful flare-ups, stay off your feet and in bed for a full day.
• Avoid heavy lifting and straining.

1. Internal hemorrhoids can also be destroyed by injection sclerotherapy (injecting them with chemicals), infrared coagulation, or by electrocoagulation (burning them).
2. A hemorrhoidectomy (surgical removal of the hemorrhoids) may be needed if internal hemorrhoids are prolapsed or very large.
3.  Painful external hemorrhoids that contain blood clots can be treated by removing the clot in a simple procedure.

1. Hemorrhoids are caused by increased pressure in the veins of your anus or rectum.
2. may happen if you're constipated or
3. if you have diarrhea.
4. It may also happen if you sit on the toilet too long.
5. can also be caused by obesity, heavy lifting,
6. or any other activity that caused you to strain.
7. Pregnant women often get hemorrhoids

• just by examining you. An anoscopy or other test may also be needed.
• An anoscopy lets  look into your anus with a thin tube-like instrument that has a light at the end.