running hemorrhoids
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Can I get a hemorrhoid from running?
I went on a 23 mile run on Saturday and Saturday night I had a hemorrhoid. This is the first one ever and I didn’t have a bowel movement between my run and when it appeared. Its not that big, but it hurts.
On the serious note, Yes, runners get them more than any other sport because running dehydrates your body fluid and therefore get constipates easily. More than half the world’s population will develop hemorrhoids mainly after the age of 30. A lot of people don’t even know they have hemorrhoids. The rectum is not an area you can readily see. Some times you don’t know you have hemorrhoids until you see blood in the toilet water after a bowel movement, when you start to have pain or discomfort in the rectum, or when you feel extra tissue around the rectum.
You need to consume more intake of fiber which is vegetables and fruits base. Sitting too much also cause hems. I suggest you drink lot of water and buy anus suppositories over the counter that treat hemorrhoids. You put those into your anal once a day. take warm showers too and keep your area clean.
For sure, constipation is not the only way you can get hemorrhoids. Here are some additional reason which you get them:
* Alcoholism or drinking to many alcoholic drinks
* Being pregnant and not eating enough fiber
* Doing daily heavy lifting and holding your breath while you do it
* Eating excessive processed foods, which are low in fiber and move slowly through your colon.
* General body weakness, which will affect the colon function
* Having a predisposition to constipation or inheriting a weakness in the colon and rectum area * Holding fecal matter too long in the rectum causing pressure to buildup in the rectum veins – postponing a bowel movement
* Having a weak liver, which reduces the amount of bile released into the intestines. Bile helps to active peristaltic action.
* Having inflammation in the rectum that causes you to have constipation
* Irregular eating patterns
* Lack of protein leading to weak tissues and slow healing of wounds
* Not eating foods that keeps you constipation free such as fiber, vegetables, essential fatty acids, protein, water.
* Not getting the right vitamins and minerals in your food.
* Being overweight
* Poor muscle tone in the anal area from lack of exercise
* Pressure on rectum veins from cysts or tumor in the colon
* Sitting in a chair at home, at work, in a car, or in a truck for long periods
* Using laxatives to the point where your colon no longer works properly and you end up with constipation
I hope that this information might help you to work better for your hemorrhoid. Herein is a useful information resource will help you even further.
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