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Constipation after hemorrhoids removal – how can we treat it
Constipation is a side effect that occurs after hemorrhoids are removed, it may increase pain after the operation and delay the speed of healing, but some simple domestic medications and changing diet patterns may help to restore the nature of the intestine.
“Gaza post,” tells you how to recover from the subsequent constipation of hemorrhoids, according to the “Health line website.”
Home therapies for constipation after hemorrhoids
– Sport is an effective method that helps regulate the movement of the intestine, but in the case of hemorrhoids removal, movement and exercise can cause pain as a result of undergoing surgery, but the walk can be depended upon two days after surgery to restore the function of the intestine and activate it, which can reduce constipation.
– Sitting in a warm water bath for 10 to 15 minutes without adding any substances containing alcohol or perfume to avoid exposure to inflammation and irritation, this can be repeated after waking up before entering the pool.
– Do not resist the feeling of entering the bathroom when needed.
– Regulate specific times to enter the bathroom even if unwilling, preferring to rely on that healthy habit constantly to regulate the intestines and to avoid celiac disorders.
– Gently squeeze the abdomen and do a light massage to help the intestine work and eliminate the stress caused by constipation.
Diet for the treatment of constipation after hemorrhoids
Some usually develop hemorrhoids as a result of weight gain or an unhealthy dietary routine that causes chronic constipation.
So after undergoing hemorrhoids, the patient needs to follow a healthy dietary routine suitable to recover from post-surgical constipation and to prevent exposure to any health complications. This can be achieved through:
– Move away from fat and triglyceride foods that need a long time to digest and are caused by celiac disorders, such as fried foods, ready meals, and fatty foods.
