1. What are hemorrhoids, and what are their causes?

When the blood vessels near the anus become inflamed and excessive pressure is applied to them, the inflammation worsens.

These channels are more than reasonable during defecation; sitting on the toilet for a long time and constipation are the reasons for this, as well as constant diarrhea, weight gain, low fiber in the diet, drinking less water, and exercising too much. Lifting heavy weights puts stress on the area around the anus.

These things increase the chances of hemorrhoids. Women are more prone to constipation and hemorrhoids during pregnancy.

2. How many types of hemorrhoids are there, and how they occur?

Hemorrhoids are outside the anus and inside the anus. Internal rheumatic pain sometimes occurs. But if there is stress on this part, it causes trouble.

If the stress continues, the hemorrhoids inside will come out. External hemorrhoids cause itching and bleeding.In some patients, blood vessels may swell and a blood clot may form. .

3. What age group does this disease affect?

This disease can affect people of any age. But it is more common in the age group of 20 to 50.

People in their forties and seventies who suffer from constipation are more likely to develop hemorrhoids

This disease is not very common in children. Due to improper eating and drinking habits, adolescent children may suffer from stool retention and take a long time to defecate.

4. Do eating habits cause hemorrhoids?

Of course, it does. Today's eating and drinking habits, as well as lifestyle and habits, are causing such diseases. People are eating a lot of pizza, cheese, fast food like burgers, and starchy foods, so the risk of hemorrhoids increases.

Also, people eat less vegetables and fruits and drink less water, causing problems. So our eating habits play a big role in this.

5. What precautions people with hemorrhoids should take regarding dietary changes?

People should change their diet when hemorrhoids are in their early stages. Avoid eating flour and fast food. Also, regardless of the type of piles, a healthy diet should be taken.

6. What problems do non-vegetarians have in this regard?

Our intestines need more water to digest when we eat non-vegetarian food like chicken, mutton, beef, or pork curry.
If we don’t drink enough water, it can lead to digestive problems, and if this condition persists, it can lead to piles.
So non-vegetarians can eat fish and eggs if they have such a problem. It is relatively easy to digest.

7. Can Home Remedies Cure Hemorrhoids?

Home remedies are useful only when hemorrhoids are in their early stages. Eating fruitsand vegetables, and drinking cumin water can be beneficial.

8. When is an operation required?

If the situation does not improve even after changing the eating habits and lifestyle and taking the medicines prescribed by the doctor, an operation has to be done.

9. What are the treatments for hemorrhoids?

Early stages can be treated with some medications and diet lifestyle changes.
But sometimes, surgery is the only solution for late-stage hemorrhoids. If you have hemorrhoids for a long time, it becomes difficult to defecate.
Bleeding as well as the formation of fleshy tumors is a problem. In such a case, surgery can give a good result. Proper diet and lifestyle habits should be maintained even after the operation.

10. What is the permanent solution for piles?

A healthy lifestyle is the only permanent cure for piles.

Some people may have hemorrhoids come back even after surgery. They should follow a good diet and a healthy lifestyle.