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Many people prefer to use natural cures for hemorrhoid as piles relief. Firstly, the condition must be properly diagnosed by a doctor, and if herbal remedies fail then the appropriate medication must be obtained.

It is proved that the vast majority of hemorrhoids are best treated at home, and many of the most common home remedies, such as witch hazel, are herbal in nature to begin with.
In this article, you will learn what herbs work on hemorrhoids, what they do, and how to use quality herbal remedies effectively.

There are several categories of herbs that qualify as hemorrhoid treatments.

1. Most commonly used herbs are astringents. These herbal extracts reduce inflammation and cause hemorrhoidal tissue to dry out, thus reducing pain, irritation, and itching.

2. Witch hazel and aloe vera gel come in the form of medicated wipes that can be used to pat the area.

3. Apple cider vinegar is generally used on a moistened sterile cotton ball or swab. While many hemorrhoid sufferers find that witch hazel and aloe vera are more effective than apple cider vinegar, if you have vinegar on hand, it does offer enough immediate relief to plan for the future.

4. 99% pure aloe vera juice is available as a drink that may assist for internal hemorrhoids.

5. A less common herbal astringent is a poultice made from the roots or rhizomes of cranesbill, mashed and used as a poultice.

6. Many brightly colored fruits, such as blueberries, cranberries and cherries contain bioflavonoids which can be of great help by increasing muscle tone and blood circulation. And, of course, most of the fiber supplements on the market today are herbal derivatives such as psyllium seed husks and ground flax seed and come in a plethora of forms.

7. Butcher’s broom narrows blood vessels, improves and strengthens blood vessel walls, and lessens inflammation and swelling. Butcher’s broom extract contains steroid-like (not real steroids) properties called ruscogenins and neuroscogenins which have very potent anti-inflammatory and vasocontrictor effects.

8.Horse chestnut improves microvascular circulation, lessens fluid retention and brings down swelling. However, horse chestnut is toxic when used in large doses. Thus, consult an homeopathic expert on the right amount to use.

9. Japanese pagoda tree extract reduces bleeding, helps maintain vein health, and helps with hemorrhoid symptoms such as itching, burning, or inflammation.

10. Neem (Azadirachta Indica, Margosa). In the Ayurvedic tradition, neem is recommended for the treatment of hemorrhoids. It has been shown to have anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties. Neem helps to prevent hemorrhoids by promoting the elimination of waste, and avoiding constipation. Neem extract applied topically to external hemorrhoids is soothing, and helps control bleeding and itching.

11. Psyllium is a bulk laxative and demulcent used for the short-term treatment of constipation. It is also used to treat people with irritable bowel syndrome, diverticular disease, and hemorrhoids and to lower cholesterol in people with high cholesterol.

12. Slippery Elm (Ulmus fulva) softens and soothes internal or external inflamed bodily tissues.

13. White Oak Bark (Quercus Alba). Popular for its astringent qualities, White Oak Bark encourages tissue proteins to tighten, thus strengthening vascular walls. The oak tannin binds liquids, absorbs toxins, and soothes inflamed tissues. The inhabitation of intestinal secretions may also help to resolve diarrhea.

Advantage of herbal treatment piles
Less expensive
Widely available
No side affect
Since these herbs are taken internally, they heal hemorrhoids from the inside and thus produce long term results in keeping hemorrhoids at bay
Caution : If you are suffering from heart or blood condition, you may avoid Japanese pagoda or Horse chestnut. Remember to use common sense and only get your herbal remedies from reputable companies, and, with luck, your hemorrhoid problems will be over. Each and every person reacts differently to various herbs, so if one doesn’t work it may be worth your time to try another.