Approximately 10% of the earth’s population has hemorrhoids or piles. And no matter what, they most assuredly will start acting up at the most inopportune time. Even though these are considered to be “internal”, extreme flare-ups can create what is called a prolapsed hemorrhoid. These are tissues swollen to the point that there’s no room to go but… Out. They will normally recede on their own within a few days, but with a little luck and the right choice of treatments, it can happen much faster. No matter how bad the pain is, try a pain reliever first. These usually provide the fastest relief and the longest lasting results, although it is still considered to be a short term therapy. Pain relievers won’t do much other than make you feel better. However, … Read entire article »