Arshorex 20 capsule

Description

Hemorrhoids, also called piles in English, are swollen veins in the lower rectum and bowel. These swollen veins develop within the intestines in the upper portions of the anus. The swelling of these veins can cause pain and discomfort in the anal area due to the growth of surrounding cells. These swellings can occur in different sizes and locations. There are two main types of hemorrhoids: internal hemorrhoids and external hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids develop within the bowel and are usually not visible on external examination. However, in some cases, internal hemorrhoids protrude out, which is called a ‘prolapsed hemorrhoid’. Symptoms of hemorrhoids include: pain and discomfort in the anal area, swelling, and can occur in different sizes and locations. Medical experts grade internal hemorrhoids on a four-grade scale.

Grade I: These hemorrhoids are small and do not cause any symptoms and do not protrude from the anus.

Grade II: Piles can protrude from the anus but have the ability to go back inside on their own.

Grade III: Piles protrude from the anus and go back inside only with human help.

Grade IV: Piles protrude from the anus and cannot be pushed back inside by human beings.

On the other hand, external piles form small lumps on the outer edge of the anus. These lumps are very itchy and can be painful if they form a blood clot. External piles that form a blood clot are called ‘thrombosed external piles’, which require immediate medical attention. Understanding the difference between internal and external piles, through grading their severity, is important in diagnosing and managing them with proper treatment. Recognizing the discomfort that comes with piles and taking proper care can help reduce the discomfort. Early treatment and lifestyle changes can often provide relief from pain and prevent further progression of the problem.

Symptoms of Piles

• Painful lumps around the anus: Inflammation in the anus can cause lumps, which cause pain and sensitivity.
• Itching and discomfort around the anus: Piles can cause itching and discomfort in the anal area, which can cause a person to experience incontinence.
• Discomfort during and after bowel movements: It can be painful for a person with piles to have bowel movements, and they may also experience discomfort after bowel movements.
• Bloody bowel movements: Piles can cause bleeding during bowel movements, leading to blood in the stool.
• Excessive anal bleeding, possibly leading to anemia due to a low blood count: Excessive bleeding from piles can lead to a low blood count, which can lead to anemia. • Infection: If not cared for properly, hemorrhoids can become infected, leading to further problems and discomfort.
• Fixal incontinence due to difficulty in passing stools: In rare cases, hemorrhoids can cause difficulty in controlling bowel movements, leading to fixational incontinence.
• Anal fistulae formed by the connection between the anal canal and the skin surface
•          Causes of hemorrhoids
•           Chronic constipation
•             Chronic diarrhea
•            Lifting heavy weights
•          Straining while passing stools

Arshorex Capsule prepared by Ayurvedic herbs is very effective in bloody piles and badi piles. It also reduces fissure, fistula.

Benefits of Arshorex Capsule –

Arshorex Capsule is useful in reducing pain.

It cures piles, fissure and fistula.

It stops bleeding during defecation in piles.

It is also beneficial in curing constipation.

Main Ingredients

Neem, Chhoti Harr, Indrajau, Kutaj, Black Pepper, Deshi Kapoor.

Usage

One to two capsules two to three times a day with pure water. Or take it as per the advice of Vaidya / Doctor.

Diet

Eating healthy food: Consuming fiber-rich diet like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains in proper amount helps in maintaining regular bowel movement and prevents constipation. It is also important to keep the body dry and comfortable by drinking water.

Avoid straining while passing stools

Avoid lifting heavy objects

Maintain a moderate weight

Staying active: Regular physical activity can help food pass through the digestive system. Exercise helps maintain digestive health