Product Overview

Avatrol is our #1 choice, with an almost perfect rating from both eBay and Amazon users it was a clear cut winner. Avatrol contains a unique blend of natural ingredients that is designed to promote better circulation, improve gastrointestinal health, strengthen vein health and minimize constipation, all of which are beneficial for treating and preventing hemorrhoids. The active ingredients of Avatrol also help to minimize hemorrhoid swelling and reduce pain so that you can get back to enjoying your life as quickly as possible.

This products costs $45.95 for a one month supply (30 pills), so this one month supply would allow you to only take 1 capsule per month rather than 2. One capsule is the minimum recommended dosage and 2 capsules is the maximum. The product label states that 45-60 days of continuous usage may be required for optimal results, but it doesn’t say if this with 1 or 2 capsules per day. It would be nice if the one month supply of Avatrol came with 60 capsules instead of only 30, this would allow for taking the maximum dosage and make it more economical, however, Avatrol has very excellent ratings and customers report being very happy with the results, so the higher price tag is warranted.

The Active Ingredients of Avatrol Nutrional Supplement

Horse Chestnut:  Horse Chestnut has been in use for years as an herbal remedy, historically it has been used to reduce fevers, as a cough remedy and to reduce pain and inflammation. It helps promote better circulation, which makes it beneficial in treating varicose veins and hemorrhoids. Horse chestnut can be found in both internal supplements and topical ointments.


Arginine:  Arginine helps your body’s cells produce nitric oxide which helps to relax muscle spasms. Relaxing of the anal sphincter can help reduce the risk of potential complications such as strangulated hemorrhoids (this is when a hemorrhoid falls out of the anal canal (prolapse) and gets trapped there when the sphincter muscles contract).

Oat Straw:  Oat Straw is a fiber that helps promotes softer, healthier stools and easier bowel movement, making it ideal for treating hemorrhoids. It’s often used to treat high blood pressure, obesity, varicose veins and hemorrhoids. Oat Straw is also used to treat digestive issues such as constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, diverticulitis and gastritis.




Cascara Sagrada:  This bark has minor laxative properties that help control minor constipation; it also helps produce softer stools and easier bowel movements, all of which are necessary for both the prevention and treatment of hemorrhoids.





Bilberry:  Bilberry is used to promote tissue health and is often recommended for the treatment of varicose veins and hemorrhoids. In Germany, it is traditionally used to treat mild diarrhea which can also help reduce the risk of hemorrhoids.




Butcher’s Broom:  Butcher’s Broom is a root used to treat circulatory problems; this makes it ideal for the treatment of hemorrhoids as well as other circulatory issues such as varicose veins and thrombosis (blood clotting). It also helps to strengthen tissue and veins, both of which are also helpful in treating hemorrhoids.


Mullein:  Mullein can be used both internally as well as topically. It has a variety of properties that make it helpful in the treatment of hemorrhoids. It is demulcent, this means that it forms a film over a mucous membrane which help to relieve pain and inflammation. It is an emollient; this means that it is a skin softening agent. Plus it is also an astringent; this means that it helps to shrink body tissue. Astringents, when applied topically, are soothing on the impacted tissue.


Cayenne:  Cayenne is another ingredient that helps to promote better circulation in the veins and capillaries.


Zinc:  Zinc is used to strengthen the immune system and helps with wound healing.

Supplement Facts

Serving size: 1 to 2 capsules per day
Serving per container: 14-30 day supply*
(*14-30 capsules per bottle depending on if you order the 14 or 30 day supply. This supply allows for 1 capsule per day)
Dosage:  Adults: 1 to 2 capsules in the morning with 8 oz. of water. Optimal results require 45-60 days of continuous use.

Shipping

In the U.S., you can choose ground shipping which ranges in price from $2.95 to $7.95, or express shipping which ranges in price from $9.97 to $14.95. Ground shipping takes between 4-10 days for delivery while express shipping takes 2 -5 days for delivery. You’re allowed to select your shipping preferences and will be charged for exact shipping.

For international orders you can choose between priority delivery which costs between $9.95 and $24.95 and takes about 21-28 days for the product to arrive or express delivery which costs between $20.95 and $37.95 and takes about 5 and 10 days for the product to arrive.
Shipping is done through the United States Postal Service, UPS or DHL.

Return Policy

Avatrol offers a 100% satisfaction 180 day guaranteed return policy. They will refund on both opened/used product as well as unopened bottles, but all bottles, including empty/opened bottles, must be returned in order to receive the full refund. Shipping charges are not refunded.

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When people first become diagnosed with hemorrhoids, obviously one of the first things they want to find is an effective hemorrhoid treatment. Of course this isn’t always that simple. Each case will be unique, so people may experience different symptoms based on the severity of their hemroid condition so determining a blanket hemorrhoid treatment that would work for everyone isn’t practical. Hemorrhoid treatment solutions fall under 4 basic categories – natural hemorrhoid treatment, medicated treatment, surgery and last, but not least, prevention. This article will explain each one so you can determine which will be the best hemorrhoid treatment for you.

Natural Hemorrhoid Treatment

Natural hemorrhoid treatment is trying to control your symptoms without the use of drugs or prescription medications, usually using simple lifestyle changes or herbal creams or supplements. Preventing hemorrhoids would fall under this category, but because it is so important, I chose to give it its own category, so this will be discussed later in this article. Natural hemroid treatments can be very effective for people with people with minor symptoms who are willing to make some simple changes.

Here is a list of some of the options you can try:

• There are some natural supplements that also work as natural vasoconstrictor which means they actually help to improve the veins by making them stronger. Popular ingredients in these supplements include Butcher’s Broom and Horse-chestnut extract. Many commercially made supplements can now be found on the market with these ingredients, for example both Avatrol and Venapro contain Horse-chestnut.

• You may want to try warm sitz baths lasting for 15 minutes twice a day to help relax the veins around the anus. Sitz bath “tubs” are actually small water containers designed for just this purpose. They are used to submerge the genitals and anal area in a soothing bath and are used while sitting. Sitz baths are also used after child birth, for vaginal relief, and general discomfort resulting from infections of these delicate areas.

• Cold compresses to numb the area and reduce swelling may also be effective. To me this sounds very uncomfortable, but so are hemorrhoids, so I imagine it’s all relative.

• Hydrotherapy with warm water may also work in much the same way as a sitz bath, both soothing the area and relaxing the enflamed blood vessels. Hydrotherapy could be done in a hot tub, a jet tub, with a bidet, or an extendable shower head.

• Externally applied moisturizers can help to reduce dryness and provide some relief from symptoms. Externally applied herbal remedies can be readily found and are even made commercially now days. These herbal medications serve multiple purposes, they help to reduce inflammation by naturally reducing blood flow to the impacted area and they also help to alleviate symptoms. Some popular herbal “medicines” include Aloe Vera and witch hazel.

Medicated Hemorrhoid Treatment

If you find that you can’t control your hemorrhoids through natural means or with changing your diet, then you may need to resort to more drastic measures. This is especially true if you have a particularly bad case of hemorrhoids or if your symptoms are beginning to impact your day to day life. Over the counter hemroid medications such as Preparation H can be readily found at most drugstores. Another type of medicated treatment is available only from your doctor by prescription and is usually in a cream or a suppository form. Whether you would use a cream or a suppository is usually determined by whether your hemorrhoid is internal or external. Both the over the counter version and the prescription version contain similar ingredients but the prescription only version is much stronger. It has more corticosteroids which help with the pain, itching, and swelling. Common prescription medications include Anusol HC and Proctocort.

Hemorrhoid Surgery

Most people will never require hemorrhoid surgery. Only when people have a lot of smaller hemorrhoids, a very large hemorrhoid or very painful symptoms is surgery ever required. Hemorrhoid surgery has also come along way with a lot of surgeries being done on an outpatient basis with a minimum of discomfort and fast recovery times. In the past, an actual cutting surgery was done to surgically remove hemorrhoids, this is a hemorrhoidectomy. Now days, hemorrhoidectomies have fallen out of favor and are only used in extreme cases. Most of the newer methods used today don’t involve any cutting, many of them involve cutting off the blood supply to the hemorrhoid so that the hemorrhoid dries up and naturally falls off, this is done with rubber bands, lasers, and staples.

Hemorrhoid Prevention

Of all the categories, this is the most important because even if you are using the methods above, hemorrhoids is a conditions that is prone to flare ups. Usually if you have hemorrhoids, even if you control the symptoms or have them removed, they have a tendency to reappear. It’s our goal to prevent you from even having hemorrhoids in the first place, but if it’s too late for that, then we hope to help you prevent further flare ups. The single best way to prevent hemorrhoids is to avoid straining while using the bathroom and best way to do this is to eat a lot more fiber. Fiber will soften your stools and reduce straining. Both of these things will help reduce any current symptoms you may have and also prevent hemorrhoids right at the start. Losing weight, exercise, and avoiding prolonged periods of sitting can also help you prevent hemorrhoids. Obviously you can’t control all aspects that contribute to hemorrhoids such as pregnancy, aging, and genetics but we can try to better manage what is within our control.

Summary

I hope I’ve answered any questions you had about finding the best hemorrhoid treatment. For more information about what causes hemroids, hemorrhoid relief, thrombosed external hemorrhoid, bleeding hemorrhoids, 3 common mistakes and diagnosing hemorrhoids please click on the highlighted links to be directed to the appropriate article. Here’s the link for a clinical diagram: hemroid picture. Sometimes people have a hard time with the correct spelling of hemorrhoids, so they often land here accidently while searching for the term hemmoroids or some other misspelling, so to help reach more people I wrote this article: Hemmoroids, Hemroids, Hemmorrhoids, Hemorrhoids.

As with any medical condition, it’s always advisable to discuss your symptoms and hemroid treatment options with your hemorrhoids doctor. Even natural medications can have side effects or interact with your prescription medications so do your own research, but talk with a doctor too. Also keep in mind that properly diagnosing hemroids is important, it can be tempting to self diagnose, but this is never recommended. It’s important to rule out other colorectal disorders that can have symptoms that may on the surface appear to be hemorrhoids, but may potentially be more serious. For example, colon cancer can also cause anal bleeding and pain, this is why talking with a hemorrhoid doctor is so important.