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A homoeopathic approach of haemorrhoids by cross Repertorisation

International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences · 2020 · Vol. 4(4) · pp. 128–131

Abstract

Haemorrhoids also called piles, swollen vein or group of veins in the region of the anus. About 50% of people over the age of 50yr havehaemorrhoids. It has number of causes,but often the cause is unknown. There are 2 types of Haemorrhoids, dependsupon their location internal & external. Symptoms also depends upon the type of Haemorrhoids. Medical application of creams can relieve irritation and pain but rarely provide long-term benefit. A high fibre diet and bulk laxatives prevent constipation and worsening of the disease without achieving a cure. The Haemorrhoids are more pathological & main stay of treatment is surgical. But unfortunately, operative Haemorrhoidectomy is usually associated with significant postoperative complications, including pain, bleeding and anal strictures, which can result in protracted period of convalescence. Since surgery does not target the root causes like individual tendencies, habitual constipation, etc., recurrence is also common. Homoeopathic medicines can modify these tendencies, thus reducing chances of recurrence significantly. Homoeopathic literature Acknowledge many medicines for the Haemorrhoidal condition, of which a similimum can help a patient for keeping the disease at bay for a longer period. Homoeopathic remedies can offer gentle and safe relief.

Plant-based Medicinal ResearchAnorectal Disease Treatments and OutcomesMedicineConstipationConvalescenceHemorrhoidsSurgeryDiseaseMassageAnusGeneral surgeryAlternative medicine
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