Cough and cold relationship between hemorrhoids
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Hemorrhoids cold cough and the relationship between the turn of spring and summer because of the temperature instability, prone to colds cough. But you know cold cough may also cause hemorrhoids it. --- Hemorrhoids Web Reminder: raise awareness of anorectal anomaly alert great benefit to treatment. The general impression that people seem cold and cough not related to hemorrhoids, in fact, with the upper respiratory tract infection, cough triggered, it will lead to increased abdominal pressure, and increased abdominal pressure will cause hemorrhoids Occurs, this is a series of chain reactions in humans. --- Hemorrhoids network to remind: the patient's diet health hemorrhoids are also very important. Whether cold or cough hemorrhoids need treatment as soon as possible the same time, to drink plenty of water, eat more crude fiber foods, drink plenty of water to soften the stool inside the intestine, crude fiber foods can promote bowel movement, to help stool. --- Hemorrhoids Web Reminder: hemorrhoids cure disease early is the best time. Crude fiber Food, including vegetables, fruits, and without finishing the cereals, potatoes and so on. Hemorrhoids patients after they wipe with a soft tissue, toilet paper over some rough, some toilet paper also contains a fluorescent chemical agent, pay attention to distinguish. Able to do so, the best clean water to help clean the anus. --- Federal hemorrhoids consumer good oral + topical hemorrhoids resolve recurrent problems. Work often sat about half an hour, then up activities need to repeat it a few minutes Can effectively reduce symptoms of hemorrhoids. Do not stand long, long time station load can lead to venous congestion. Do not scratch the affected area, the site of sometimes itchy hemorrhoids, do not go to scratch, scratch, once broken, can lead to infections, but also exacerbate disease. --- Hemorrhoids Web Reminder: hemorrhoids cure disease early is the best time. Keywords: hemorrhoids