cant imagine working out w/hemroids, drink metamucel or make sure you get enough fiber in ur diet and stay hydrated, if ur bound up take a laxative instead of bustin a blood vessel.if it happens alot go to a doctor, could be something very serious

Hi, all starting this year I got external hemorhoids. The reason I have hemorhoids is I believe beacuse
I used to exercise with big weights and I was eating junk food that led me too having hard stool.
After 4 months I got my hemorhoids almost completely gone using Hepathrombin and Bioptron(a weird product from Zepter). Since then I thought my hemorhoids are allready
gone I could start excercising with less intensity and Bam here they are again.
So I wanted to ask you how to excercise and not get hemorhoids?
And how do you handle them when you get them?

cant imagine working out w/hemroids, drink metamucel or make sure you get enough fiber in ur diet and stay hydrated, if ur bound up take a laxative instead of bustin a blood vessel.if it happens alot go to a doctor, could be something very serious


Um, over the last 30 yrs of my time in the gym, I have known a LOT of big, fat PL'ers and a whole bunch of big BBs who eat shit and lift heavy stuff off-season and have never heard of any of them getting hemorhoids.
If you think its from 1) lifting heavy & 2) eating junk food, either don't lift heavy or don't eat junk food - or at least be judicious in your use of both.
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f you haven't heard it doesn't mean that they don't get. I talked to a gastroentorohepathologist and she tolled me that you get hemorhoids from excercising.



I'm not saying you can't, but I'm saying given that I spend about 25% of my life in the gym over the last 30 years I haven't heard it as a common complaint. That said, its probably worth qualifying the statement "from exercising:.
From the Mayo Clinic:
Causes
By Mayo Clinic staff
The veins around your anus tend to stretch under pressure and may bulge or swell. Swollen veins — hemorrhoids — can develop from an increase in pressure in the lower rectum. Factors that might cause increased pressure include:
Straining during bowel movements
Sitting for long periods of time on the toilet
Chronic diarrhea or constipation
Obesity
Pregnancy
Anal intercourse
It's also possible to inherit a tendency to develop hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are more likely as you get older because the tissues that support the veins in your rectum and anus can weaken and stretch with aging.
In fact, this article is saying exercise HELPS in determining your tendency to get hemorrhoids - or equivalently, lack of exercise / sedentary lifestyle (e.g. sitting in front of a desk or the TV all day) promotes them:
Can Exercise Cause Hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoid Causes
LiveStrong.com references "frequent heavy lifting":
Can Exercise Cause Hemorrhoids? | LIVESTRONG.COM
RE: Weightlifing and other forms of exercise:
Weightlifting & Hemorrhoids | LIVESTRONG.COM
http://internal.treatmentforhaemorrh...morrhoids.html
I thought of PL'ing specifically:
http://rawpowerlifting.proboards.com...9&page=1#40717
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im 26 and got one when iwas wrestling in school. so they are off and on.some days they are killer. i have found usin wet wipes instead of ruff paper helps with the tear. good luck
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I have never gotten hemorrhoids because I eat a lot of good fiber! But I understand that bodybuilding requires a lot of protein. Dieting sure is hard >.<


You're wrong. BTW you remind me of something the H Miracle it's bulls**t.
The only thing in there is using sitzbath with alum, beeing vegetarian and a chinese cream. Don't buy it, it's a scam if you're still interested download from isohunt. Don't waste your money on that.


To be honest I'd never really heard of this as a major complaint, even amongst all the competitors and meatheads I've known over the years. However, I think within the PL community it is a bigger deal and more common. Also from what you're saying it kinda sounds like developing tendonitis early on - once you get it, never really seems to go away.
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I'm 25 and i have been lifting since i was 11 and doing power lifting since i was 14. I have never had hemorrhoids. I have known a few guys that get them and if diet doesn't stop them, then their doctors tell them it is because they are not using proper form. ( for example, keeping their abdomen tight and breathing out on the lift, or not properly arching the back). those type of things can increase abdominal pressure the wrong way (and no matter what lift, abdominal pressure happens) and as a result, the pressure is focused on the bowel instead of the abs. this is simply what I have experienced, I am not a doctor and this stuff was told to me by other guys, but i though it could help.

That is so good.
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I have to agree on much of what has been posted.
Why not lighten up on the weights and eat better food?
Seems like a simple solution to me. I would rather do these
things than take some medication.
Do you have regular bowels w/o straining? I would imagine any
kind of straining can ignite the flames -- including too much weight
and lack of breathing during exercises.
I've had one hemorrhoid in my life and it scared the shit out of me.
It happened when I was huffing and puffing on the toilet before
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