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1:25 pm
QuoteTell me what I can do to relieve the pain? I can’t see a doctor yet, but I just don’t have the strength to endure it anymore!
Every trip to the toilet is a feat. The pain is so bad, that almost darkens your eyes. I have some kind of vicious circle - I’m afraid to go for a couple of days, and then when it’s absolutely necessary, I almost get a painful shock! Soon he will start shaking at the sight of a roll of paper =(
1:37 pm
Frank, what a horror!
Understand, which is difficult, but in your case you can’t ignore the urges.
Eat soups, remove bread and potatoes from your diet. Consume foods, metabolism-accelerating coffee, prunes, beans, more greenery.
You can use some mild laxatives, the same duphalac.
And of course, find the opportunity to visit a doctor as soon as possible.
1:59 pm
Yes, that's all clear, but relates to prevention. Prunes and coffee won't stop the pain right now!
Maybe some cooling ointments?, candles?
2:25 pm
This is very very bad, that you are now afraid of chairs. This is a direct path to constipation ((
The easiest and cheapest way to relieve pain – this is to apply an ice compress to the problem area. Nettle has hemostatic properties, You can make a lotion from its decoction. Chamomile as well.
The doctor should prescribe medications properly, but the relief shouldn’t make you sick, I think.
3:07 pm
Franka said(but)
Soon he will start shaking at the sight of a roll of paper =(
I would advise you to give up toilet paper altogether.. Use it – it's a matter of habit, but this is a product for healthy people. No matter how soft it is, it still hurts the skin, especially if it's inflamed.
Make it a habit to wash yourself with cold water after every bowel movement., at work, or there in the forest – wet wipes help.
And by the way, it makes acute pain easier to bear.
4:52 pm
Try rinsing with cold water. The blood will put less pressure on the inflamed area, the pain will decrease. But there is a danger of catching something., so don't get carried away either. Apply ice compresses in a targeted manner, and when the pain subsides a little, You can already use ointments.
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