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Itchiness, bleeding, constipation, and a chronic cough are just a few of the well known symptoms of hemorrhoids. In short, they\u2019re horrible.<\/p>\nItchiness, bleeding, constipation, and a chronic cough are just a few of the well known symptoms of hemorrhoids. In short, they\u2019re horrible.<\/p>\n
The traditional medical system has many invasive treatments, most of them very ineffective.<\/p>\n
But according to a new study published in the Journal of Advanced Medical and Dental Sciences Research<\/em>, there is one habit that separates those with hemorrhoids and those without it.<\/p>\n The Scientists recruited 87 adults who had been diagnosed with and treated for hemorrhoids.<\/p>\n When they crunched the numbers to examine the characteristics of the typical hemorrhoid sufferer, there were some surprises.<\/p>\n Men were more likely than women to have hemorrhoids, which is consistent with previous studies.<\/p>\n But the surprising finding was that young people between the ages of 20 and 40 were more likely to be affected than older people.<\/p>\n This is not the first time researchers have drawn this conclusion, but most studies seem to suggest the opposite.<\/p>\n One major lifestyle habit that proved significant was exercise, with people who performed regular exercise being less likely than their peers were to develop hemorrhoids.<\/p>\n If you however suffer hemorrhoids already, exercising the wrong way can actually make your problem worse.<\/p>\n