In most cases external hemorrhoid treatment has to do with stopping the bleeding. Just wiping with toilet paper isn’t enough. This will rather worsen the condition.
The best strategy is to use a clean cloth and apply pressure to the piles until the bleeding has stopped. Applying an icepack wrapped in a towel is yet another strategy. The cold temperature will cause the blood vessels to constrict and hence curb the excessive bleeding.
Wearing loose cotton wool underwear will also help you endure your condition a little better since this fabric won’t disturb the already irritated skin.
After that you have to go the route of a dietary external hemorrhoid treatment. Eating lots of fiber for example will do away with all your bleeding issues once and for all. Click here to find out even more ways to get rid of all the annoying itching, pain and bleeding.
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