What is the best medicine in piles?  

Drink atleast 4 litres of water daily out of which 2 litres should be consumer lukewarm in empty stomach immediately after getting up in the morning and before performing the morning ablutions. Also take half a litre of curd or one litre of fairly thick lassi everyday along with your food. You should also walk for an hour in the morning or sit in padmasana while doing pranaayam for half an hour.

You should get some relief within two days itself provided you are not a smoker or drinker. In about a month, your piles problem should have gone.

Answered by Viswanaathan , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:59 PM on October 01, 2009

Arshoghni Vati : 2 tabs twice a day (produced by Nidco is best) or Arsh Kuthat Ras from Vaidyanath.
Soak 1 anjeer, 2 munakka, 1 kabuli harar at night in water at night, eat them in the morning, do not take anything else for 30 minutes.
Take one tsp. triphala powder at bed time. Make your own triphala with good quality banarsi amla, klean bahera & kabuli harar (should be at least 2 inches long & costs 1300 per kg.) all three should be without seeds in equal quantity & then narikel lavan (coconut salt) 10% of total triphala, mix all.
Keep choti kali harar in mouth several times a day.
Chew one small cardamom after meals twice a day.
One most important remedy:
Wash your bottom with 1/2 tsp. of shubhra bhasma in a mug of water thrice a day.
You will be cured soon and piles will only return if you will abuse your body with stress, constipation, tez mirch masaala, achaar imli, aamchoor in excess.
Best of luck.

Answered by drsunilkaushal , an ibibo Advisor, at 11:27 PM on September 10, 2009

Piles, or haemorrhoids, are areas in the anal canal where the tissue, which contains lots of blood vessels, has become swollen. They can be internal, occurring inside the anus, or external, when they can be seen and felt on the outside of the anus. When visible they look like round pink swellings, the size of a pea or a grape. Piles are common in pregnant women, but are rare in children.

Causes of piles:-

*Straining to empty the bowels when constipated.
*Chronic diarrhoea.
*Pregnancy – the weight of the fetus on the abdomen and the increased blood flow, as well as the effect of hormones on the blood vessels.
*Childbirth – pushing during childbirth increases the pressure in the veins.
*Straining to pass urine, especially in men with prostate problems.
*Cancer or growths in the pelvis or bowel, which may exert pressure in a similar way to a pregnancy.
* Family history – piles can run in families and are potentially hereditary, perhaps because of weak veins in the anal area.
*Obesity.
*Varicose veins – many people with these also develop piles, although piles are not varicose veins.

Symptoms:-

Most people affected have internal piles and may not have any symptoms at all. The earliest symptom is often bleeding of fresh, red blood from the anal passage when the bowels are opened. There may be itchiness around the anal area. Third and fourth degree piles may be more painful and tend to produce a slimy discharge of mucus that leaks from the exposed lining of the pile.

There are conditions other than piles that can cause bleeding from the anus, so anyone who notices bleeding in their stool should visit a doctor for advice.

Treatment:-

*Piles can usually be treated at home. The most important element in encouraging existing piles to clear up is to avoid constipation. By having regular bowel movements, and avoiding straining, stools pass easily and do not put pressure on the blood vessels in the anal area.
*Eating plenty of fibre-rich foods such as fruit, vegetables and wholegrain cereals (eg brown rice, wholemeal bread), and drinking plenty of fluids, especially water, should keep bowel movements soft.
*Avoid rich and spicy food,non-vegtarian food,strict no to pickles
*It may help to take a fibre supplement or mild laxatives which soften bowel motions.

Hope this information may prove useful for you...

Answered by ashutosh_keshari , an ibibo Advisor, at 7:13 AM on September 10, 2009

My personal experience shows the local available desi medicines or alternatives are best than that of those costly medicines available in the market.
First of all... check.. which foods are creating this problem to you... example... Ginger.... etc. Avoid those foods which are creating problem.
I suffered and I used the following formula, which i got from a friend. Try this:
Take 100 gms of resins (munakka) and 100 gms of jeera and make them 3 portions seperately. On the first day, take the munakka (1/3 of 100 gms) and soak in a glass of water in the night. Next day morning, take the 1/3 portion of zeera and on fry pan fry it or toast it till they become black and make powder and mix this with munakka with water and thoroughly and drink in the early morning.. continue for 3 days... Hope you will never face the problem again.

Answered by Rajendra , an ibibo Advisor, at 4:59 PM on September 09, 2009

Start drinking Noni herbal fruit juice twice a day on empty stomach. Take two spoons of isabgol powder in milk t bed time for smooth motion.

Answered by subbie , an ibibo Specialist, at 4:35 PM on September 09, 2009