Get rid of anal pain with hemorrhoid treatment and maintain a healthy anus with consistent care.

I suffered from severe constipation due to irregular eating habits even before I got married, so I tried various methods to treat it.

In the end, there was no progress and sometimes there was blood when I had a bowel movement and the pain was severe.

After suffering through pregnancy, I was diagnosed with stage 4 severe hemorrhoids and underwent surgery after giving birth. Now, I am managing my hemorrhoids with natural treatments to avoid visiting a proctologist any longer.

 

My hemorrhoids were largely due to irregular eating habits from living alone for so long. I was more concerned with just having one meal than actually eating. As a result, I ended up eating instant food or snacks.

As my constipation got worse, I tried very hard to solve it with various folk remedies recommended by people around me, but the constipation did not go away, and I continued to suffer from the pain even after getting married.

The initial symptoms of hemorrhoids include repeated pain and bleeding in the anus when having a bowel movement.

At that time, I didn't know that this phenomenon was a symptom of hemorrhoids.

Then, I visited the hospital out of concern that it might be colon cancer and was diagnosed with hemorrhoids.

From then on, my efforts to treat my hemorrhoids began.

The first step in treating hemorrhoids was sin.

The hospital recommended that I take a sitz bath every day.

However, as there was no significant progress, I went to the hospital to treat my hemorrhoids and received a prescription for suppositories and ointment.

I thought my hemorrhoids were being treated well with the help of sitz baths, ointments, and suppositories.

But my symptoms got worse after I got pregnant.

One day, I started feeling something around my anus.

Then, as I entered the latter half of my pregnancy, I reached a state of decompression and couldn't sit down on a chair.

When I go to work, I have to sit in a chair and work all day.

It was so hard that I held back my tears.

It was really painful because no matter what position I took, the pain didn't go away.

At this point, the only thing I could do specifically to treat my hemorrhoids was to take a sitz bath and use a heating pad to warm my buttocks.

I'm pregnant, so I can't use ointment or suppositories.

The hospital said I needed the final surgery for hemorrhoid treatment, but since I was pregnant, they said I should have the surgery after giving birth.

In the end, I had no choice but to have surgery after giving birth.

So, I had a hemorrhoidectomy in the fourth stage, was hospitalized for a few days, and after being discharged, I managed myself very thoroughly.

I never wanted to visit a proctologist again.

The pain from hemorrhoids was so excruciating, and the position of having to show my buttocks to get treatment was so embarrassing.

While I was hospitalized, I received training on the correct way to take a sitz bath, and I also received a sheet of paper with instructions on how to take care of myself after discharge.

 

After discharge, I tried everything I could to improve my lifestyle, including taking sitz baths every day, following a diet, starting with vegetables high in dietary fiber, increasing my water intake, and avoiding spicy foods.

And since posture in the toilet is also important, pay attention to your posture when sitting on the toilet.

Never sit for more than 5 minutes and use the bidet thoroughly.

Now, going to the bathroom is no longer painful and it is comfortable to sit on the chair for a long time.

However, sitting all the time is not good for me, so I try to get up often and stand for at least 5 minutes.

So my efforts to treat my hemorrhoids continue.

 

I never want to go to a proctologist again.