they can become inflamed and come out when you are run down or if you have been sitting on a cold surface, also straining and lifting …. i have used a product called germaloids and this is either in a cream or a pessary and it is very soothing…. hope your better soon..

Pregnancy hormones can really screw up your digestive tract. That’s why some people get morning sickness, others get diarrhea, others get constipation…

Bowel movements should not cause problems with your baby. If you feel like you are pushing too hard, just relax and wait a few hours until the next time you need to use the bathroom. Don’t try to schedule bowel movements, since your body is going to be a little wacky for the next few months. Avoid excessive constipation by making sure you drink plenty of water, and get enough fiber in your diet. (Fruits and veggies!) If things get worse, look into stool softeners.

And I know you said not to say this But, don’t be afraid of discussing this with your doctor. It’s a typical part of pregnancy and he/she will be able to set your mind at rest. Also, that’s the best resource for advice on what laxatives might be safe to use if it comes to that.

Anusol ~ yes it is a secret in the beauty trade, and yes dear, it works, I have used it on myself, and regularly on my clients when the have been drinking the night before.

Your doctor should have told you how long to be on Aldara…it can take from 3 weeks – months…
My first outbreak took a month on Aldara…
Months after my second outbreak I had them frozen off.
I’ve been clear for two months…I changed my diet, take vitamins for my immune system and exercise daily…
Your immune system can fight off the virus and surpress it…
Give yourself time…and be safe….
advise your future partners and wear condoms.
Get knowledge on the virus so you can answer their questions…
Keep up with your pap smear…your doc is now your best friend! LOL
Good luck

I had internal prolapsed hemorrhoids and Rue Care Oil helped me on the prolapse as well as on internal hemorrhoid. The sooner you start with the treatment the better it is, if they grow bigger and prolapse it hurts a lot.

So how do you develop hemorrhoids? For sure, constipation is not the only way you can get hemorrhoids. Here are some additional ways:

* Alcoholism or drinking to many alcoholic drinks
* Being pregnant and not eating enough fiber
* Doing daily heavy lifting and holding your breath
while you do it
* Eating excessive processed foods, which are low in fiber and move slowly through your colon.
* General body weakness, which will affect the colon function
* Having a predisposition to constipation or inheriting a weakness in the colon and rectum area
* Holding fecal matter too long in the rectum causing pressure to buildup in the rectum veins – postponing a bowel movement
* Having a weak liver, which reduces the amount of bile released into the intestines. Bile helps to active peristaltic action.
* Having inflammation in the rectum that causes you to have constipation
* Irregular eating patterns
* Lack of protein leading to weak tissues and slow healing of wounds
* Not eating foods that keeps you constipation free such as fiber, vegetables, essential fatty acids, protein, water.
* Not getting the right vitamins and minerals in your food.
* Being overweight
* Poor muscle tone in the anal area from lack of exercise
* Pressure on rectum veins from cysts or tumor in the colon
* Sitting in a chair at home, at work, in a car, or in a truck for long periods
* Using laxatives to the point where your colon no longer works properly and you end up with constipation

As you can see there are many reasons that you can develop hemorrhoids. And most of them relate to the function of your colon. If you want hemorrhoid relief look at the list and see which condition or situation relates to you and try to make changes in these conditions. In addition to changes add new foods that will help your colon to work better.

Do you want to know how to eliminate hemorrhoids. First, you need to get rid constipation. For tips on how to stop constipation go to constipation remedies. There you will get some free tips on having easier bowel movement and this will be your first step to stop hemorrhoids.

Is your dog a German Shepherd, or another dog with a low slung tail? Has she been scooting or trying to chew at her anal area?

Dogs don’t get hemorrhoids, however they can get nasty problems in the anal area. Perhaps she has been passing loose stools and her anal glands have become impacted. If she has been suffering because of this, she could have an anal gland abscess. I am not one of the answerer’s who usually shouts vets, however if you wait her problem could become worse and as a consequence more expensive to treat.

I know that some of the answerer’s will shout at you because you cannot afford a vet. However they should appreciate that when you got your dog you could afford veterinary treatment. Please don’t delete your question, hopefully we can all help you to resolve your dogs problem.

If you live in the UK and you unemployed or on any benefits you can get free treatment for your dog. All you need is proof of your benefits. Even if it’s just reduced council tax you can apply to the PDSA or Dogs Trust for their help.
There are vets in other parts of the world who will agree to spread the payments, consequently you should telephone them and ask before you arrange an appointment. There is also an organization called Credit Care, Google Creditcare for dogs however this may not be available in the UK.

There are also rescue organisations who want the dogs to stay at home with a loving family, you can contact these organisations and ask for help. In this day and age people loose their jobs, however your dogs should not suffer because of this. Phone around and ask for help, your dog needs to see a vet.

In any event, I am told that vets cannot refuse to see a dog with an urgent problem, even if the owner cannot pay. I am still hoping that you are in the UK. Have a look at the R.S.V.S site and the vets obligations when a dog needs urgent vetrinary care. I none of the above helps, beg and borrow to help your dog.