Yes, it does sounds like hemorrhoids!

Both internal and external hemorrhoids can give that uncomfortable feeling.

Hemorrhoids have many causes ... but in most people diet is a very important factor.

Some foods tend to make it worse:

- cheese :
- gluten ;
- wheat ;
- grains :
- fried foods ;
- spices ;
- junk foods ;
- Industrial products ;
- Sugar ;
- too much of specific fruits ;

Having perfectly soft stool, but not diarrhea, is a key at solving hemorrhoids.


Flaxseeds, freshly crushed, mixed with water or fresh juice .... can help a lot in keeping your stool perfectly soft.

Or you can soak them in juice or water and drink them after 1 hour.


Hemorrhoids are also a sign of poor functioning liver.

Liver Flushing may help.

Hemorrhoids are also a sign of intestinal dysbiosis.

- FMT may help!
- yogurt enema may help (home made yogurt ) !
- coffee enema may help !

Hemorrhoids are also a sign that you are consuming foods that you do not tolerate!

- Elimination-Rotation Diet may help.

- Blood Type Diet may also help!

- Water Fasting may also help !


Read also this:


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Suicide is for chickens!
It is an easy way out!

Face your problems, and work on solving them!

Your problems are linked to your health!

Your problems are SOLVABLE!

You are most likely purchasing your problems at your local grocery store ... in the form of foods you do not tolerate!


Stop buying diseases !


That is the way to grow in life!

Your problems are not so serious that you have to end your life.

GROW UP!


FACE THE PROBLEMS!


WORK ON FINDING THE REAL SOLUTION!

Suicide is very easy.
Even a small child can suicide! Anyone can swallow toxic pills or pull a trigger of a handgun.


Try Water Fasting for 20 days! No small child can do that!
That is not easy. That makes a person grow!


Try climbing high mountains. That is not easy.
No small child can do that!

You should at least try all of the suggestions, before you give up....



WS

I have to admit that it looks like you have a different issue than me, but just in case any of this information is helpful to you, I thought I would share it.

- I've heard from several sources that the spice Tumeric can help reduce inflammation. I'm using it in some of my foods and haven't had any bad reactions from it. I know there are Tumeric supplements out there too.

- I'm sure you've heard about Yoga before, but it really can help in some situations- I try to do it a few times a week. I'm doing an online work-out thing now, but you can also just google free yoga videos on youtube or find yoga classes at most gyms.

- I never thought I was really constipated, but I didn't really have 'normal' bowel movements. In case you have any irregularities or start to have any, the information I found on this radio interview transcript from Sept. 9th, 2015, might help- they also do other health topics, so going to their site could be helpful either way. It basically says 'some super common causes of constipation include insufficient production of stomach acid (HCL), the Anabolic Imbalance, and impaired bile flow,' but there is also more information in it. Unfortunately, Curezone won't let me post the link, but if you google 'kickitnaturally constipation'
you should be able to find it.

Also, the following link goes to a post on curezone by #156647, which made me think about beatin hcl in the first place. Besides taking beatin hcl with pepsin pills, this poster also suggested taking a digestive enzyme supplement, psyllium husk, and sticking to a low-fodmap diet (a diet that appears to help a variety of digestive issues) for a while. If you decide to try beatin hcl supplements do NOT take too many at once, because it can cause very bad acid reflux or in my case a big increase in odor. Now that I am only taking 2-3 pills before meals, along with 3 psyllium husk pills per meal, it seems to be helping. I do plan on slowly increasing the amount I take if needed. I also try not to drink TOO much water (while still staying adequately hydrated), because too much water can reduce stomach acidity levels to an abnormally low level- especially when you drink a lot during a meal. However, if you do NOT have low stomach acidity levels, you might not have to worry about drinking too much water. I've heard that in some cases, drinking a lot of water can be helpful. I also am drinking 1-3 cups of strong coffee a day, because it seems to help me have more regular bowel movements for now- even though I've read that in the long run too much coffee can start to reduce stomach acidity. Finally, I'm trying to eat small meals (sometimes just 2 meals a day, although I definitely don't plan on doing this in the long run) and not eat way too much in one sitting.

You can find more information on what a low fodmap diet is on the 'diet vs. disease' website, or you can just google it and there's information out there on it. Maybe this diet is not what you need for your issue, though.

I have to admit that I still haven't cured my severe/abnormal BO, but I just started trying the beatin HCL with psyllium husk approach very recently and so far it seems to be helping. I wanted to share what I know, just in case any of it is helpful, because I know from personal experience how much this issue can totally mess with a person's life. Good luck finding what works for you- I'm sure the answer is out there for you. Just keep looking up information- this forum is a good place to start. You can also google any/all of your symptoms (even if they seem unrelated- just be careful because there is also bad advice out there), go to other information sources, and/or go to other medical professionals (either traditional and/or homeopathic) if needed. Keep trying things and don't give up!

So I stumbled on this forum on accident and think I can give people with this exact problem some answers. I hope its ok for me to post this as reply to several messages cause I want to make sure those people see it too. I'm a vet nurse which sounds weird but trust me it's related. This is one topic in vet medicine that we all know about but seems to be virtually unheard of in human medicine. To people who feel like or are treated like they are crazy, you aren't!

Mammals have anal glands or anal sacs, including humans. Humans have 7 to 14 different glands. They fill with a foul smelling fluid, usually described as fishy poop smell, that is usually expressed naturally when we poop. If this doesn't happen they can become too full. Have you ever seen a dog scoot on its butt? It is trying to express the anal glands. In humans we can't do that, and have to wait for our body to do it. It can make pooping painful for what seems to be no real reason.

As far as controlling them, no animal, including humans, can control it. Some animals will express their anal glands when they are stressed by a situation, suffering from anxiety or scared. It is a reaction for defense and nothing you can do to stop it. For example, if I'm restraining a dog that is extremely upset it may express its anal glands. The most famous example though would be a skunk. Yep, same thing! When skunks spray they are releasing their anal glands. Even in skunks that is not controllable. It is a fear reaction which is why those raised with humans and other animals don't do it -
they are not afraid. When possums play dead they release their anal glands to help the illusion. Even though it is normally a fight or flight response sometimes the body will just do it when there is no stressed. Skunks and ferrets commonly have them removed in the pet trade but that is becoming a banned procedure in many places. I believe in humans they are located further up and much harder to get to. I have not found any information on anal gland removal in humans. I would assume if one abscessed it could be removed other than that in not sure.

As far as expressing them that can be done in some animals. In a vet clinic if you can put your finger in its butt they can be manually expressed - most commonly we express canine anal glands. Sometimes cats but that is an uncommon problem for them. In the event that they are not expressed they can become infected and even abscess. This happens in people too, it is the cause of an anal fistula. I believe in people the glands are not easy to get to like they are in small mammals so I do not know if it can be done in people.

When anal glands express you wouldn't necessarily feel anything, there usually is no sound like a fart. It is fluid tho so you could feel wetness or actually leakage. Theoretically stressing about it happening could make the problem worse. Honestly I don't know if you can do anything about it but if it was me I could try an antianxiety medication. Even if youre just trying supplements for anxiety and not prescription drugs, its worth a try. I'm sorry I can't offer solutions but I have had chronic health issues myself and know that sometimes just knowing what the problem is can help, even if there is no solution to it.