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Hemorrhoids. A word that ushers in a sense of embarrassment. Despite the regularity of this condition in the adult populous, it seems that no one wants to talk about them, not even to their personal physician. As a result, the condition remains ignored and individual's suffering from hemorrhoid's discomforting and, at times, painful symptoms, remain in silence. However, this does not have to occur.
Avatrol was designed with your integrity in mind; helping you to understand that hemorrhoids are, in fact, common place, and completely preventable and manageable. Avatrol contains a synergistic blend of clinically proven ingredients. These nutrients address any underlying dietary inadequacies and have been shown to promote circulatory and digestive health, as well as muscle function of the large intestine.
What are Hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids are protrusions in the vascular network beneath the anal canal. Some physicians actually denote this bulge an enlarged vein, or varicose vein. In healthy people, the tissue surrounding the anus, or "anal cushion", fills with blood to help regulate the elimination of waste materials from the body (i.e. bowel movements). When excessive pressure, or other factors, cause the veins within the aforementioned "cushions" to become inflamed and stretch, hemorrhoids result.
There are three classifications of hemorrhoids, either of the External, Internal, or Prolapsed variety. External hemorrhoids refers to a swelling under the skin around the anus. Conversely, Internal hemorrhoids refers to a swelling inside the anus. Internal hemorrhoids are categorized in degrees of severity. For example; the first, second, third, or fourth degree. Internal and External hemorrhoids can occur simultaneously. Prolapsed hemorrhoids occur when an internal hemorrhoid protrudes outside of the anus.
Signs and Symptoms:
The signs and symptoms of hemorrhoids vary from person to person, and are dependant upon the classification of hemorrhoid. Keep in mind that the signs and symptoms listed below may be an indicator of a more severe, underlying deficiency.
External Hemorrhoids: Itching, Burning, and Irritation are common. Streaks of blood may also appear on toilet paper after straining during bowel movements. You may also find it difficult to thoroughly cleanse the anal area.
Internal Hemorrhoids: Rectal Bleeding and pain are regularly complained about. Internal hemorrhoids can be extremely painful, as they often protude most all the time and can become thrombosed, or clotted. Mucus is also another indicator of Internal hemorrhoids, as is blood upon your stools or in the toilet.
Causes and Risk Factors:
A variety of reasons contribute to develope hemorrhoids. Potential sources, or causes, of hemorrhoids include;
- Age
- Pregnancy
- Chronic constipation
- Fecal straining
- Liver disease
- Cirrhosis of the liver
- Heart disorders
- Congestive disorders
- Straining during bowel movements
- Overuse of laxatives
By age fifty, approximately half of all adults will have to manage the nagging itchiness, bleeding, inflammation, and pain that is associated with mild to moderately severe hemorrhoids.
Diagnosing Hemorrhoids:
Diagnosis begins at home with noticing any inconsistencies or symptoms associated with hemorrhoids, and ends with a comprehensive, medical evaluation. During a physical assessment for hemorrhoids, physicians examine the anal area to receive a definitive diagnosis. This process usually begins with the removal of your clothing from the waste down. It is likely that you'll be asked to lye on an examination table for the preliminary examination, so that the practitioner may look for any evidence relating to any one of the classifications of hemorrhoids. A rectal exam can also be performed. Further examination entails the use of an anoscope. A small tube with a light is inserted into the rectum can help the doctor locate any existing internal hemorrhoids.
Conventional Treatments:
Standard treatment approaches for hemorroids involve several options, including prescription or over-the-counter medications and surgical procedures, and are most often dependant upon condition severity. However, mild hemorrhoids can be treated by employing simple changes to diet and bowel habits.
Most cases do not require surgery or specialized treatments, unless they have become extremely painful. Nonsurgical procedures, also called fixative procedures, are goal based treatments, where consistent application by the individual is necessary. These may include prescription medications, hemorrhoidal creams, or suppositories.
Only the most severe of cases require surgery. Again, like nonsurgical treatments, options for surgical procedures are dependant upon condition severity. Options include: Sclerotherapy: A chemical solution is injected around the hemorrhoid. The objective of sclerotherapy is to limit blood supply to the hemorrhoid, until the condition subsides and/or the hemorrhoid shrinks. The remaining scar tissue that has formed (resulting from the lack of blood supply and shrinkage of the hemorrhoid) minimizes the recurrence of the condition by supporting surrounding anal tissues.
Rubber-band Ligation: This is an outpatient procedure that is relatively nontraumatic. During the treatment a rubber-band is placed around the base of the hemorhoid inside the rectum. Like sclerotherapy, the band cuts off circulation and causes the hemorrhoid to whither away within a number of days. More than one session may be necessary.
Infrared light: During this procedure, bursts of infrared light are used to inhibit blood circulation to small, bleeding, internal hemorrhoids.
Hemorrhoidectomy: This refers to the actual excision of the hemorrhoids and subsequent resuturing of any affected rectal mucosa. It is usually the last option and is only used if all other treatment options have failed. It can be done on either an inpatient or outpatient setting, and requires anesthesia.
Avatrol May be Employed to Lessen the Severity of YOUR Current Hemorrhoid symptoms, While Drastically Reducing The Potential For Any Recurrence.
Research indicates that obesity, lack of exercise, liver damage, food allergies, and(most importantly) the insufficient consumption of dietary fibers all contribute to the development of hemorrhoids. As a result, many doctors now recommend that people with hemorrhoid issues increase fibers (both soluble and insoluble), liquids, and nutritional supplements for condition management. Specific herbs, flavonoids, and vitamins have been clinically evaluated, exhibiting positive marks in the scope of recurrent hemorrhoids treatment and prevention. Using the latest findings from the scientific community, Avatrol has been specially designed for hemorrhoid symptom management.
Avatrol contains a synergistic blend of all-natural ingredients that promote circulatory and gastrointestinal health. Other key botanicals enhance the bulk of stools and decrease the risks of constipation. As dietary standards are often inadequate in persons with hemorrhoids, Avatrol also addresses the insufficient mineral levels that have been identified as influential factors in hemorrhoid development. What's more, the ingredient, mullein, address symptoms of pain, if and when they occur. Avatrol's unique and comprehensive formula may be used as a preventative mechanism or perfect adjunct to any existing treatment protocols; thus helping you to regain comfort lost by the many adverse symptoms resulting from this embarrassing condition.
Ingredients/Suplement Facts
| Supplement Facts: |
| Serving Size: 1 Capsule |
Amount Per Serving |
%DV |
Vitamin E (dL-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate)
|
82 IU |
273% |
Zinc (Oxide)
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4.1 mg |
27% |
Horsechestnut Aesculus Hippocastanum
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82 mg |
* |
L-Arginine Base
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82 mg |
* |
Oat Straw Avena Sativa
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61.5 mg |
* |
Plantain (leaf) Plantago Major
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61.5 mg |
* |
Oat Fiber Avena Sativa
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61.5 mg |
* |
Cascara Sagrada (bark) Rhamnus Purshiana
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49.2 mg |
* |
Bilberry (fruit) Vaccinium Myrtillus
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41 mg |
* |
Butcher’s Broom Ruscus Aculeatus
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32.8 mg |
* |
Mullien (leaf) Verbascum Thapsus
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20.5 mg |
* |
| Red Root (root) Caenothus Americans |
12.3 mg |
* |
Cayenne Pepper Capsicum Annuum
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12.3 mg |
* |
| *Daily Value not established |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can hemorrhoids become cancerous?
A: Although hemorrhoids are extremely discomforting, they are not cancerous or life threatening. If anything, they are more of an inconvenience due to the burning, itching, and swelling that can occur. However, severe hemorrhoids can be quite painful and should be evaluated by a physician. As well, if any blood is found in your stool with regularity, you should also seek immediate medical assistance.
Q: I heard that hemorrhoids are a normal part of pregnancy. Is this true?
A: Yes, hemorrhoids are common during pregnancy. It is estimated that some 80% of all pregnant women develop hemorrhoids during pregnancy. The growing uterus puts additional pressure on the veins located in the pelvis, and inferior cava (large vein that supplies the lower limbs with blood). This pressure slows the return of blood from your lower body, resulting in compression of the veins located below the uterus. Hemorrhoids are in fact blood vessels, or they are commonly referred to as, "varicose veins". Therefore, the added stress often leads to dialation or swelling of vessels located in the rectal area. In addition, women who have suffered from hemorrhoids previous to pregnancy are more likely to develop the condition during gestation
Q: Are there any things I can do at home to prevent the occurrence of hemorrhoids?
A: Most hemorrhoids are considered mild to moderately severe. Modifications in diet and lifestyle can often relieve some, if not all, of hemorrhoid symptoms. Your primary goal should be to ensure that your stool is soft and passed easily. Adjustments that you may want to make at home before seeing your physician, include:
Maintaining adequate hydration: 8-12 glasses of water daily
Increasing fiber Intake: Gradually increase fiber intake to bulk and soften stools
Eat more vegetables: a large number of dietitians suggest that people who are prone to, or have recurrent hemorrhoids should obtain 65-70% of their diet from vegetables sources.
Exercise: Relaxation techniques and other exercises can ease stress.
Stool Softeners: You may want to use stool softners to help with elimination processes. However, these should be used sparingly.
Other approaches to lessen the severity and occurence of hemorrhoids can include; sit baths, not straining during bowel movements, not scratching the area, avoiding the use of toilet paper with perfumes or colors, wearing cotton undergarments, and applying witch hazel to the affected area with a cotton swab.
Q: Are nutritional supplements and diet really that influential for hemorrhoid treatment and prevention?
A: Absolutely. Diet plays a critical role in maintaining healthy bowel movements. Nutritional supplementation that is designed to target the factors associated with condition onset can not only help to manage hemorrhoids more troublesome symptoms, but also ensures that nutrients needs are met for proper colon health. What's more, hemorrhoids are thought to occur only in human beings. No other animals are thought to suffer from such an ailment. This may provide a key indicator in regards to diet and other lifestyle habits; suggesting that what we eat and how we take care of ourselves plays a greater role in this disorder than any other influential factor.
Testimonials
| " I have tried several methods to relieve hemorrhoids including surgery. I am extremely satisfied with the results of using your product. It is the best! Currently I use it "as needed" and keep it on hand for an occasional flair ups. I don't need to have it shipped to me on a regular basis--many thanks from a most satisfied customer. " |
| -- Joan Murphy |
| "I have been using Avatrol for over a week and have had great results! I tried several OTC products and even a prescription product --- nothing helped.Thank you and I will recommend your products to everyone!" |
| -- Laura |
| "I just wanted to say Thank you! I took Avatrol after my first time dealing with hemorrhoids. I used Preparation H (pain relieving) immediately to relieve a pain that didn’t go away. After extensive research and a week of being unable to sit, I found Avatrol. With only three days of use my symptoms finally began to subside and were noticeably reducing everyday thereafter. Hemorrhoids are a very cumbersome and embarrassing issue to deal with, and Avatrol relieved the stress of the condition, especially with the discreet labeling! Hopefully I’ll never have deal with this again, but if I do, I know where to go to resolve the issue, Avatrol!" Thank you, |
| -- Audrey Bowers, Ft. Lauderdale, FL |
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