Overall, hemorrhoids can be an extremely uncomfortable condition to deal with and while effective, no external hemorrhoid treatment will provide instant results. A few days to a week should be enough to clear up a mild case of external hemorrhoids with aggressive treatment, but expect a good few weeks of ongoing treatment to completely clear up any symptoms.
There are many ways to treat hemorrhoids and the most common one will be surgery for external hemorrhoids. However, you do not have to go under the knife at all. No doubt with advanced technology, their removal may be painless but this can be quite costly and recurrences have been found to be quite frequent. My suggestion is that you start using what I would call the first option of home remedies treatment. You will find that you would not need another option as these home remedies have been found by countless sufferers to be very simple and effective to the extent that you can get rid of the hemorrhoids in 3 days. How much more can you ask?
Take warm soothing sits baths and use ice packs to reduce swelling. Sits baths can feel very soothing and will increase circulation to help reduce the pain and swelling. Ice packs will also help reduce the swelling and help reduce or stop the bleeding with internal bleeding hemorrhoids.
Eating good fiber can aid in the process of the cleansing of the body too. Fiber absorbs water and moves waste and toxins through the intestinal tract. Drink plenty of water hourly as you increase your fiber or you will cause constipation which is not a good thing.
Patients who have associated symptoms such as lightheadedness and weakness may have significant blood loss and may require more urgent care. Hemorrhoids do not cause abdominal pain; should this be present with bleeding, medical care should be accessed immediately. Prolapsed hemorrhoids that can not be pushed back through the anus require medical care. Thrombosed external hemorrhoids may cause significant pain and medical care may need to be sought.
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