Bleeding piles or hemorrhoids can be terrifying if not treated properly. Piles, which develop due to the inflammation of the rectal and anal veins, cause enough discomfort and pain to the sufferer while defecating. Internal inflammation does not result in much pain but is usually accompanied by bleeding. Bleeding is generally absent in the external piles that develop around the anus. People suffering from piles should be conscious from the very beginning, when little blood spots appear with stool. Negligence leads to severe complications. Very few are aware of the effectiveness of the natural remedies in curing bleeding piles. Proper diagnosis of the bleeding piles must be done by an expert before starting any treatment.

If you have these symptoms, you are likely that you have piles. There is plenty that you can do to make them better. One can go for treatment such as anusol, which can be bought over the counter at pharmacies.
 

 

Bright red blood on the stools is one of the most common symptoms of piles. Where blood is a darker shade of red, it is possible the cause of an different illness. If you are in doubt as to whether or not you have piles - you should see here a doctor as soon as possible.

People who suffer bleeding piles should try to include more foods high in fiber in their diets. Foods such as cereals, fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts and seeds contain good levels of fiber. What the fiber does is actually produce a softer stool which can pass by the pile with less aggravation. Hard stools on the other hand (caused by diets low in fiber) can further damage the pile and lead to bleeding piles. Eating foods high in fiber can significantly relieve the pain of bleeding piles but this will usually not be enough to fully cure piles.

Keep your rectum very clean. Use moistened toilet paper to gently wipe your anus several times a day, even if you don't use the toilet. Much of the irritation can come from subtle anal leakage.

 

 

Washing the anus with alum salt after passing stool helps in reducing the bleeding from piles. The salt solution can be injected into the rectum in case of internal piles.

Piles can bleed and, if left untreated, can protrude out of the anus and become thrombosed. The bleeding happens when the delicate walls of the piles rupture and released the trapped blood. The swollen veins are very aggravated and become purplish in colour giving the appearance of small grapes.

Wheat Grass: Wheat Grass juice is used an enema for piles treatment. The general procedure is to given an enema with lukewarm or neem water. After waiting for twenty minutes, 90 to 120ml of the wheat grass juice enema is given. This should be retained for 20 minutes.