Hemorrhoids Heat Lamp Cure – How to use it and treat your hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids Heat Lamp Cure – How to use it and treat your hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids, as we all know, are associated with constipation or any form of strain experienced by the rectal muscles while expelling the waste during bowel movements. The strain or pressure causes muscle irritation, which can lead to swelling of muscle tissue.

Traditionally, healing for any form of external swelling is by applying a hot compress, provided the heat or warmth can cause the swelling of the tissue to subside. Therefore, the use of hemorrhoid heat lamp curing has gained wide recognition as the relief it provides is both comfortable and instantaneous.

The German sitz bath is also very popular for relief but requires a lot of preparation. It requires a tub full of water, which goes against the conservation efforts we must adhere to. Creams and ointments, whether homemade or purchased over the counter, also provide needed relief, but can be quite messy as they can cause underwear stains

Hemorrhoid Healing Heat Lamp produces infrared heat which, when radiated onto the swollen muscle, effectively draws away the pain and swelling. There are several types of hemorrhoid heat lamps, the most effective of which are those that can be adjusted in intensity and frequency of radiation. Accordingly, they are safe and easy to use, which is why they are becoming increasingly popular.

How to use Hemorrhoid Heat Lamp Cure?

1. When curing the hemorrhoid heat lamp, you should ensure that you are in an area where there are no objects or pieces of flammable materials or fabrics such as curtains, bedding or blankets that could accidentally touch or come into contact with the lamp.

2. Check that the infrared lamp shield or screen is held securely in its housing. This is to prevent the bulb from being accidentally exposed to the intense heat that can cause the bulb to break.

3. Make sure the heat of the lamp is at least 20 cm away from your skin and the infrared radiation is aimed precisely at the swollen and affected areas for a maximum of 20 to 30 minutes. However, you must turn off the lamp immediately if your skin feels a burning sensation.

4. Never touch the bulb directly and release the heat before storing the hemorrhoid heat lamp curing.

This infrared device is not recommended for hemorrhoids, a history of high blood pressure or a circulatory disorder.

Inspired by Alvin Hopkinson