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butt problems for years now
I've had my kids and no hemorrhoids. However. After my son. My second c-section it was determined that my ovaries were deformed and my tubes were tied in knots. So I under went a tubal and I was still having pain then they decided to do a bilateral surgery to remove part of my ovaries n my tubes completely and to clear out some of the worst endometriosis he has seen in a while. Immediately following the surgery I got hemmoroids. Still have them. Can't sleep at night from the itching, pain before and during a bm. Bleeding ocassionally, and once in a while my cyst pops open from my vagina. Extremely dabilitated already makes it worse. Can't use OTC meds because I'm allergic to shark oil. Used prescription hydrocotizone for years n no avail. I clean with wetones n warm water after every bm. Does this just sound like a hemmorroid or more serious issue?
HELP IS AT HAND! YOU MUST READ THIS ONE.
If you're here, like me, you've likely already spent a fortune on over the counter preps that aren't much making a difference. If they are not helping, it likely means you have poor/compromised vein structure (vascular system). Stop using cortisone creams, after a short period of time, they thin the skin/vein structure even further!
Repair what is there and you can not only avoid surgery (no matter how bad it feels, it is SO worth trying) PLUS you will prevent it from ever happening to you again. (AMEN) and I've had three children.
TRUST ME when I tell you, don't waste one more second before obtaining a good leg vein essential supplement with the following ingredients (or you can buy the ones not found in a combo, separately, all easy to find on-line):
1) Vitamin C with Bioflavonoids
2) Rutin (sometimes this is in the C)
3) Stone Root (also called Collinsonia Root)
4) Horse Chestnut (standardized)
5) Butcher's Broom
6) Bilberry extract
7) Grapeseed extract
8) Hawthorne berry extract
9) Goto Kola extract
Initially, I was concerned as I have a hayfever allergy but none of these supplements bothered me, check with doc if you're particularly sensitive.
Depending on the severity of your condition, you will notice at least small improvements within a few days (for me, within 3.5 days before small noticeable improvement). DO NOT give up because it's not instantly better, that is not how this works! KEEP ON TAKING THEM daily WITH ORANGE JUICE (unless you are experiencing any discomfort, of course).
Every day after that you will notice steady improvement. Just don't forget to take the supplements daily. Once you are at 100%, (don't stop before 100% happens) if it's hard for you to take daily, keep at least a regular maintenance dose maybe 3x a week or over weekends to prevent further issues.
At the time of this writing, I had used the following which covered all the ingredients listed above:
1) swanson leg vein essentials,
2) solaray vitamin c with bioflavonoid concentrate, rose hops and acerola
3) swanson stone root
But you can find similar with many other vendors.
Important note that you should take to heart. As in my case, if your veins are in this kind of shape, you may have an undiagnosed nutrition absorption issue, so while you're at it, seriously consider taking a good multiple vitamin with minerals (NOT A TABLET that's encased it what might as well be plastic), also activated B-complex and amino acid complete wouldn't hurt, either. Check with doc or nutritionist if you're concerned and/or sensitive.
Always try to get gel capsules, theones with the powder you can see inside of it, in case your stomach does not produce enough acid to break down tablets or caplets (and so you're not spending money and taking tablets that don't break down, for nothing).
In two weeks, if this helped you (and I know it will), please, please take the time out of your busy schedule to come back and post to let others know that this worked for you, too!
Have a happy life! :)
If you're here, like me, you've likely already spent a fortune on over the counter preps that aren't much making a difference. If they are not helping, it likely means you have poor/compromised vein structure (vascular system). Stop using cortisone creams, after a short period of time, they thin the skin/vein structure even further!
Repair what is there and you can not only avoid surgery (no matter how bad it feels, it is SO worth trying) PLUS you will prevent it from ever happening to you again. (AMEN) and I've had three children.
TRUST ME when I tell you, don't waste one more second before obtaining a good leg vein essential supplement with the following ingredients (or you can buy the ones not found in a combo, separately, all easy to find on-line):
1) Vitamin C with Bioflavonoids
2) Rutin (sometimes this is in the C)
3) Stone Root (also called Collinsonia Root)
4) Horse Chestnut (standardized)
5) Butcher's Broom
6) Bilberry extract
7) Grapeseed extract
8) Hawthorne berry extract
9) Goto Kola extract
Initially, I was concerned as I have a hayfever allergy but none of these supplements bothered me, check with doc if you're particularly sensitive.
Depending on the severity of your condition, you will notice at least small improvements within a few days (for me, within 3.5 days before small noticeable improvement). DO NOT give up because it's not instantly better, that is not how this works! KEEP ON TAKING THEM daily WITH ORANGE JUICE (unless you are experiencing any discomfort, of course).
Every day after that you will notice steady improvement. Just don't forget to take the supplements daily. Once you are at 100%, (don't stop before 100% happens) if it's hard for you to take daily, keep at least a regular maintenance dose maybe 3x a week or over weekends to prevent further issues.
At the time of this writing, I had used the following which covered all the ingredients listed above:
1) swanson leg vein essentials,
2) solaray vitamin c with bioflavonoid concentrate, rose hops and acerola
3) swanson stone root
But you can find similar with many other vendors.
Important note that you should take to heart. As in my case, if your veins are in this kind of shape, you may have an undiagnosed nutrition absorption issue, so while you're at it, seriously consider taking a good multiple vitamin with minerals (NOT A TABLET that's encased it what might as well be plastic), also activated B-complex and amino acid complete wouldn't hurt, either. Check with doc or nutritionist if you're concerned and/or sensitive.
Always try to get gel capsules, theones with the powder you can see inside of it, in case your stomach does not produce enough acid to break down tablets or caplets (and so you're not spending money and taking tablets that don't break down, for nothing).
In two weeks, if this helped you (and I know it will), please, please take the time out of your busy schedule to come back and post to let others know that this worked for you, too!
Have a happy life! :)
Hi, hermorrhoids flare up and need to be under control. The itching is from open leisons caused by hemorrhoids to pop open to releave the blood and pressure on the balloned tissues where fecal material gets in.
These flare ups need to be under control and the best ive had is with a prescription strength 2.5 cortizone cream. Ask your doctor about this.
These flare ups need to be under control and the best ive had is with a prescription strength 2.5 cortizone cream. Ask your doctor about this.
Also I have a fresh food diet. I eat 4-6 tomatoes a day, 1-2 salads a day with Italian lite dressing. And one steak pork chop or chicken Brest with 2-3 grilled onions. I take garlic, vitamin b12 n c on a daily basis. I take melatonin for sleep. And a glass of red wine at night! Coffee in the am. Water all day long.
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