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You can most often treat your hemorrhoids by

• eating foods that are high in fiber
• taking a stool softener or a fiber supplement such as psyllium or methylcellulose
• drinking water or other nonalcoholic liquids each day as recommended by your health care professional
• not straining during bowel movements
• not sitting on the toilet for long periods of time
• taking over-the-counter pain relievers such as acetaminophen , ibuprofen , naproxen , or aspirin
•  sitting in a tub of warm water, called a sitz bath, several times a day to help relieve pain
• surgical treatment

1. Rubber band ligation
2. Sclerotherapy.
3. Infrared photocoagulation.
4. Electrocoagulation
5. Hemorrhoidectomy.
6. Hemorrhoid stapling

Your doctor may recommend a hemorrhoidectomy if:

• You have large external hemorrhoids
• You have both internal and external hemorrhoids
• An internal hemorrhoid has prolapsed (popped out through the anus)
• I advice you to be examined by your health care provider and he will decide if you need surgical intervention or not