Pile Package

Pile Package is a combination of products that are specifically designed to treat any form of pile symptoms.

Piles, or haemorrhoids, are enlarged veins found either externally or internally around the anus. They are caused by increased pressure on the pelvic and rectal veins and are often related to constipation, diarrhoea, and straining to pass a stool. Piles can be rather painful and can make your daily life difficult and uncomfortable. Fortunately, you can find relief with natural treatments. However, you should see a doctor if you experience bleeding or have haemorrhoids that don’t go away.

What You Should Do:

Avoid medicinal laxatives.

Laxatives can be habit-forming and can also weaken the bowels, potentially leading to chronic constipation.
Instead, use dietary changes and herbal supplements to stimulate your bowels, if necessary.

Try a warm compress.

Get a clean, cotton-wash towel and soak it in warm (but not hot) water. Apply the compress for about 10 to 15 minutes, directly on the pile. Repeat four to five times a day.

Use ice.

Ice packs can help reduce the swelling of piles. You can use already-made ice packs or place some ice into a plastic bag and wrap it in a piece of cloth. Place it onto the haemorrhoid region.
Only use ice packs for five to ten minutes at a time. Do not apply ice directly onto the skin as doing so could produce harmful effects.

Use unscented moistened wipes.

Maintaining hygiene is important for someone who is suffering from haemorrhoids because it prevents complications from forming, such as infection or blistering of anal mucosa due to excessive dryness. To prevent such complications, one may use unscented cotton wet wipes, often called “baby wipes” (which can be purchased in many common types of stores) to gently wipe the anal region after every bowel movement. Only use soft and gentle methods of cleaning. A baby wipe is an effective and soothing product.

Signs and Symptoms

• Rectal pain.
• Itching.
• Bleeding.
• Sore and redness in the anus area.
• Mucus discharge.

Active Ingredients Of Pile Package:

Citobium Barometz, Lycopodium Clavatum, Panax ginseng, Savia miltiorrhiza, Radix Gingseng, Gingko Leaf Extract, Cordyceps.

Recommendation

• Kindly use as directed on the package labels.
• Do not e xceed the dosage.
• Use as prescribed.

Suitable For

• Those suffering from the above listed.

Frequently Asked Questions On The Pile Package

What is Pile Package, and what are its active ingredients?

Pile Package is a combination of products specifically designed to treat any form of pile symptoms. The active ingredients in the Pile Package include:

• Citobium Barometz
• Lycopodium Clavatum
• Panax Ginseng
• Savia Miltiorrhiza
• Radix Ginseng
• Ginkgo Leaf Extract
• Cordyceps

What are the signs and symptoms of piles (haemorrhoids)?

Signs and symptoms of piles (haemorrhoids) may include:

• Rectal pain
• Itching
• Bleeding
• Soreness and redness in the anus area
• Mucus discharge

What are some natural treatments for piles (haemorrhoids)?

Some natural treatments for piles (haemorrhoids) include:

• Avoiding medicinal laxatives and using dietary changes and herbal supplements to stimulate bowels, if necessary.
• Applying warm compresses for 10 to 15 minutes directly on the pile, repeating four to five times a day.
• Using ice packs to reduce swelling, applying them for five to ten minutes at a time, and not directly on the skin.
• Using unscented moistened wipes for maintaining hygiene after bowel movements to prevent complications.

How should I use the Pile Package?

It is recommended to use the Pile Package as directed on the package labels. Follow the prescribed dosage and avoid exceeding it.

Who is the Pile Package suitable for?

The Pile Package is suitable for those suffering from pile symptoms, including rectal pain, itching, bleeding, soreness, redness in the anus area, and mucus discharge.

Is it necessary to consult a doctor if experiencing piles (haemorrhoids)?

Yes, it is essential to consult a doctor if you experience bleeding or have haemorrhoids that do not go away. Seeking medical advice can help determine the appropriate treatment for your specific condition.