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Useful properties of hydrogen peroxide

Peroxide or perhydrol is a substance that has 2 hydrogen and oxygen atoms in its molecular composition. It can be 3%, 6% and 9%, and has a pronounced disinfectant effect. The most popular concentration is a three percent solution.

Beneficial properties include:

Medicinal properties

• Participation in metabolic processes, improvement of acid-base balance and rheological properties of blood.
• Prevention of cellular hypoxia, ensuring cell saturation with oxygen.
• Delivery of sugar and microelements from the blood to the brain.
• Indirect participation in metabolism: assistance in the breakdown of proteins, fats, carbohydrates.
• Stimulating the body's immune function.

The use of peroxide externally for hemorrhoids significantly reduces inflammatory manifestations and speeds up recovery.

Therapeutic effect of hydrogen peroxide on hemorrhoids

The use of perhydrol is believed to be effective in the treatment of hemorrhoids and other diseases. This belief is based on the fact that the hydrogen and oxygen contained in it improve the functions of all organs and have a beneficial effect on biochemical reactions in the body.

Doctor of Medical Sciences I.P. Neumyvakin believes that it is necessary to use hydrogen peroxide, and exacerbations of hemorrhoids will occur less frequently. However, the use of traditional methods does not eliminate the need for drug therapy.

Hydrogen peroxide for hemorrhoids: rules of use, Neumyvakin method, lotions, microenemas

Hemorrhoids are an extremely unpleasant and quite insidious disease; without appropriate treatment, they can lead to the development of rectal cancer. Professor Neumyvakin’s method of treating hemorrhoids with hydrogen peroxide is widespread in alternative medicine. At home, 3% hydrogen peroxide can be taken orally or in the form of compresses. Enemas are also very effective for this problem.

Despite the positive characteristics, peroxide therapy has certain nuances. When planning self-medication with H2O2, you need to be extremely careful. Neglect of the recipe, dosage and regimens will cause even greater harm. Hydrogen peroxide is a worthy addition to the treatment of such a delicate pathology, but only when used correctly.

In folk medicine, the scope of application of peroxide is very extensive:

• proctology (paraproctitis, hemorrhoids, fistulas, dermatitis, anal tear);
• cosmetology (pimples, acne, discoloration);
• oncology (cancer of various organs stage 1/2);
• pulmonology (inhalations for lung damage);
• dermatology (fungal and bacterial skin diseases, cancer);
• dentistry (stomatitis, periodontal disease, caries);
• otolaryngology (pharyngitis, acute respiratory infections, sinusitis, otitis media);
• endocrinology (dysfunction of the pancreas and thyroid glands);
• rheumatology, etc. and so on.

In fact, this is not the entire list of pathologies for the treatment of which hydrogen peroxide is used. But there are limits and norms in everything, and using peroxide at home to treat hemorrhoids is no exception! In home therapy, it is allowed (WITHOUT fanaticism!) to combine recipes. For example, peroxide enema and oral peroxide.

Peroxide solution has many useful qualities:

• stops hemorrhoidal bleeding;
• speeds up the healing of erosions, tears and ulcers of the anus;
• normalizes the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract;
• prevents bacterial complications in hemorrhoids, etc.

Ivan Pavlovich Neumyvakin strongly recommends complex treatment of hemorrhoids, only in this way can the desired result be achieved. That is

In addition to antiseptics, add physical therapy and dietary nutrition to traditional treatment.

If the rules are strictly followed, peroxide at a concentration of 3% will stop the development of the disease in the early stages, and in advanced forms it will relieve pathogenic symptoms.

Professor Neumyvakin claims that 3% hydrogen peroxide for hemorrhoids is an indispensable remedy. Peroxide saturates organs and cells with oxygen, normalizes the gastrointestinal tract and acid-base balance, removes toxins and waste from the intestines, improves the molecular state of the blood and regulates the functioning of the thyroid gland.

Essentially, hemorrhoids are varicose veins of the rectum. Since the disease is directly related to inflammation, thrombosis, pathological expansion of hemorrhoidal veins and their tortuosity.

Modern medicine today offers a lot of drugs, ointments, creams and surgical techniques for hemorrhoids. However, in terms of availability, simplicity of therapeutic procedures and effectiveness, hydrogen peroxide is the leader. For example, Neumyvakin highlights the benefits of H2O2 for hemorrhoids according to symptoms:

1. Symptom: pain and burning in the anus. 3% peroxide has an anesthetic effect and eliminates discomfort in the rectum during exacerbation of hemorrhoids.
2. Symptom: inflammation of the tissues surrounding the anus (swelling, swelling). By suppressing foci of inflammation, hydrogen peroxide significantly reduces the intensity of the production of pathogenic mediators.
3. Symptom: itching of the anorectal area. H2O2, when used externally, has a beneficial effect on the mucous membrane of the anus and reduces discomfort.
4. Symptom: enlargement of hemorrhoids, increased bleeding. 3% hydrogen peroxide has a hemostatic effect, which significantly strengthens the wall of blood vessels, reduces varicose protrusion and other signs of hemorrhoids.
5. Symptom: thrombophlebitis of hemorrhoidal veins of the anus (thrombosis of the anal veins). Peroxide 3% increases blood fluidity, promotes blood thinning, and enhances the resorption of accumulated blood clots.

When ingested or on the dermis, peroxide breaks down into elements useful to humans - water and atomic oxygen. It is due to the reaction upon direct contact with organic matter that the peroxide drug helps eliminate hemorrhoids.

Doctor of Sciences Ivan Pavlovich Neumyvakin experimentally proved the effectiveness of 3% peroxide. Due to the fact that H2O2 takes part in the fight against free radicals, in addition to its disinfecting properties, the product is also an active antioxidant.

Neumyvakin on the treatment of hemorrhoids with peroxide

To cure hemorrhoidal disease, it is necessary to normalize the functioning of the digestive tract, i.e. eliminate constipation. The scientist recommends strengthening his method by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, an active lifestyle and a balanced diet.

Enemas

In case of exacerbation of internal hemorrhoids, a microenema according to Neumyvakin is very helpful.

An enema based on 3 percent peroxide cleanses the rectal cavity from pathogenic microorganisms, reduces inflammation, improves bowel movements and stops bleeding.

Before the procedure, it is imperative to cleanse the intestines with a cleansing enema with plain water or drink a laxative. Only after these manipulations can you give a therapeutic peroxide enema.

Microenema recipe:

1. 200 ml of warm boiled water.
2. 1 teaspoon 3% hydrogen peroxide.
3. Mix the components and divide into equal 4 parts (one-time dose 50 ml).
4. Lubricate the tip of the medical bulb with Vaseline and slowly insert it into the anus with rotational movements.

It is recommended to administer a therapeutic microenema once a day before bedtime. It is advisable to keep the medicinal solution in the intestines until the morning bowel movement. For severe symptoms of hemorrhoids, do the procedure 2 times a day (morning/evening).

The course of therapy against hemorrhoids with peroxide enema is 3-5 days.

In order to treat hemorrhoids at home with a positive result, you need to strictly follow a diet in order to achieve regular bowel movements.

As a rule, with this disease, foods rich in fiber should dominate the diet: low-fat soups, whole grain cereals, fermented milk drinks, vegetable oils, etc.

During an exacerbation, and even more so if hemorrhoids are already in an advanced stage, you should absolutely not drink alcohol, fatty and spicy foods, processed foods, or dishes that contain preservatives or stabilizers.

For external hemorrhoids with bleeding and prolapse of nodes, lotions and compresses based on 3% hydrogen peroxide give good results. Also, lotions are effective for bleeding hemorrhoids.

• Make a gauze swab from several layers and thoroughly moisten it with a 3% peroxide solution.
• The lotion is applied to the sore spot for 15 minutes. Repeat the procedure 3 times a day every day throughout the acute period until the symptoms are completely neutralized. This is how peroxide disinfects the damaged area.

The duration of treatment for hemorrhoids, therefore, depends directly on the severity of the disease.

Hydrogen peroxide at home is used for minor rectal bleeding, for healing ulcers and tears in the anorectal area, eliminating constipation and preventing purulent complications. Peroxide compresses also help with concomitant diseases of the anal area - cracks, damage, erosion, weeping wounds, skin irritations, etc.

Ivan Pavlovich advises supplementing compresses with enemas based on decoctions of sage, chamomile, and calendula. For a better healing effect, you can apply a lotion, alternating with taking peroxide orally or with herbal sitz baths.

Ingestion

The author of the method is Professor I. P. Neumyvakin. He strongly recommends taking an oral peroxide solution to treat hemorrhoids. But the procedure must be carried out with a gradual increase in the dosage of the drug. You can't rush, because...

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the body needs time to get used to the medicine. To prevent an exacerbation, it is necessary to take into account that at the initial stage side effects are likely in the form of nausea, diarrhea, fever, and drowsiness.

With such manifestations, the dose of peroxide can be reduced, but it is advisable not to interrupt the course of therapy.

Dosage, rules and regimen for oral administration of H2O2 for hemorrhoids:

• First day: 1 drop of a 3% peroxide solution in 1/4 cup (50 ml) of warm water.
• Second day: 2 drops of the drug in 1/4 glass of water.
• Third day: 3 drops per 1/4 cup.

The main point of the procedure is a gradual increase in peroxide - 1 drop every new day. Drink this solution 3 times a day 30-40 minutes before meals or 2 hours after.

Ivan Neumyvakin about taking peroxide orally

The course of treatment for hemorrhoids with peroxide orally is 10 days, i.e. on the tenth day, a single dose of the peroxide composition is 10 drops per 50 ml of water. The daily norm is 30 drops. It is better to dose with a regular pipette.

When you reach the one-time norm of 10 drops from the 11th to the 17th day, take a break. Then resume therapy, and immediately with the maximum dose - from the 18th to the 20th day, 10 drops at a time (30 per day). Next is a 3-day break, then: day 20 - 10 drops at a time, day 19 - 9 drops, day 18 - 8 drops. Those. The algorithm for taking a medicinal solution for hemorrhoids is in reverse order.

The described recipes are used as adjuvant therapy, and therefore do not replace the use of traditional medications. To increase the effectiveness of the internal reception procedure, scientist Neumyvakin advises combining his methods, i.e. orally/enemas or lotions.

Contraindications

If the external use of 3% hydrogen peroxide has no prohibitions, then the use orally and rectally has contraindications.

• Pregnancy and lactation.
• Organ transplantation (preparatory or rehabilitation stage).
• History of allergies to peroxide.
• Severe pathologists of the rectum.
• Thrombohemorrhagic syndrome.
• Stage 4 hemorrhoids.
• Exacerbations of chronic gastrointestinal diseases.
• Blood clotting disorders (thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia).
• Necrosis of hemorrhoids.

Also Doctor of Sciences Neumyvakin I.P.

emphasizes that it is strictly forbidden to take other medications with a peroxide solution! Under no circumstances should you increase the frequency of use or the concentration of peroxide, as

Hydrogen peroxide and internal hemorrhoids

For this disease, therapeutic microenemas or internal applications are often used. This method involves administering a small amount of liquid, no more than 50 ml. It can be used as an addition to internal or external use.

To enhance the therapeutic effect in the treatment of hemorrhoids, you can add a decoction of chamomile, propolis or calendula to the perhydrol solution. This will have an additional antibacterial, astringent, and tonic effect.

In order not to cause harm or cause severe irritation of the mucous membrane, such treatment should be carried out only after consultation with a doctor.

To apply, you must complete the following steps:

1. Roll a cotton pad or piece of gauze into a tube.
2. Then it is dipped in diluted hydrogen peroxide and hemorrhoids are treated by introducing turunda into the anal canal.
3. Before the procedure itself, it is necessary to empty the intestines.
4. The duration of the procedure is from 15 to 20 minutes. Then the turunda is taken out and hygiene procedures are carried out.

This method has a good effect when bleeding from hemorrhoids begins, exacerbation of hemorrhoids or inflammation of the anorectal area.

Contraindications

Treatment is contraindicated for:

• individual intolerance;
• presence of transplanted organs.

You should consult your doctor

It is important to understand that the effects of oral administration of the drug have not been studied by medicine. Therefore, before using traditional recipes, it is better to consult a doctor.

Peroxide enemas for hemorrhoids

Algorithm for performing microenemas with peroxide:

Application

• The night before, you need to give a cleansing enema or drink a laxative. This procedure is carried out after defecation and washing the anal area with water.
• One teaspoon of 3% perhydrol is diluted in a glass of warm boiled water. The water should not be hot (so as not to cause a burn) or cold (it will be poorly absorbed).
• 1/4 of the resulting solution is collected in a rubber bulb, then injected into the rectum.
• This manipulation should be performed lying on your left side with your legs brought up to your stomach.
• After the enema, you must remain in the same position for 30 - 40 minutes. This is necessary so that the water does not leak out, but acts on the hemorrhoids.

This method is repeated for no more than 3 days. During treatment, you need to eat foods rich in fiber and fermented milk products.

In case of exacerbation, it is necessary to take a course of treatment with hydrogen peroxide, and the manifestations of hemorrhoids: (burning, pain, bleeding) will significantly decrease.

Compresses with hydrogen peroxide for hemorrhoids

They are mainly used to treat external forms of hemorrhoids. Peroxide has a pronounced disinfectant and hemostatic effect. Therefore, this method is good to use for anal fissures, various forms of hemorrhoids or bleeding from hemorrhoids.

The following rules must be observed:

An effective remedy

• Take a 3% solution. Under no circumstances should a higher concentration be used.
• The napkin is moistened with liquid and squeezed out a little.
• Apply to the anus area.
• Leave for 20-25 minutes.

You can repeat this several times during the day. Its use will relieve inflammation and reduce bleeding. This procedure can be supplemented by subsequent washing with a chamomile solution or a weak pink solution of manganese.

Therapy according to the Neumyvakin method

To treat exacerbation of hemorrhoids with hydrogen peroxide according to Neumyvakin, it must be taken in two ways: orally and topically. The doctor claims that even a single dose is enough to obtain a therapeutic effect. But the therapeutic effect will increase with regular use.

When taking orally, you must adhere to the following instructions:

Methods of application

• Start with 1 drop of a 3% solution per 50 ml of warm boiled water.
• Every day add one drop of peroxide to the same amount of liquid.
• The resulting solution is divided into 3 parts and consumed three times a day.
• Upon reaching 30 drops per 50 ml of water, take a break for a week.
• You need to drink only on an empty stomach. Taking the product after meals may result in no effect from the treatment.
• The next meal is allowed only after an hour.
• In the future, it is recommended to use perhydrol solution every 10 days with a 5-day break.

To enhance the positive effect, you can use periodic intake of pharmacy vitamins.

There is an option for intravenous treatment of hemorrhoids with peroxide according to Neumyvakin:

• For 200 ml of saline solution take 2 ml of peroxide.
• Administered intravenously.
• On the first day, 100 ml is dripped, and then increased by 50 ml daily.

It should be noted that doctors do not use this technique and do not recommend its use. There are many positive reviews about this method, but in official medicine it is categorically not accepted.

Treatment of hemorrhoids with soda according to Dr. Neumyvakin’s method involves taking this substance orally. The doctor believes that drinking an alkaline solution has the ability to remove waste and toxins from the body.

As a result of restoring the acid-base balance, the coagulation and anti-coagulation systems of the blood are normalized, the tendency to thrombosis and inflammation of hemorrhoids are reduced.

To prepare the drink for this recipe, you must use milk or water. Place 1/4 tsp on one glass. soda The resulting mixture is drunk. Should be taken in the evening. In addition to the therapeutic effect, this remedy helps to liquefy stool and relieve constipation.

You need to drink before meals, increasing the amount of soda every day so that within 3 days you bring it to one tablespoon per glass. The course of treatment is 20 days.

Hydrogen peroxide for hemorrhoids: rules of use, Neumyvakin method, lotions, microenemas

Hydrogen peroxide for hemorrhoids is taken orally or used in the form of lotions, compresses or enemas for hemorrhoids.

But no matter in what form you use hydrogen peroxide, it has many useful properties - it stops hemorrhoidal bleeding, normalizes intestinal function, accelerates the healing of tears, ulcers and erosions of the anus, destroys pathogenic microorganisms, which prevents bacterial complications of hemorrhoids. Therefore, hydrogen peroxide can be a worthy addition to treatment.

Let's take a closer look at what hydrogen peroxide is, its beneficial properties and features of use for hemorrhoids.

In terms of its chemical composition, hydrogen peroxide is hydrogen enriched with oxygen, which is formed during the catalytic oxidation of isopropyl alcohol.

Hydrogen peroxide belongs to peroxides and is the most popular antiseptic in our country. Undoubtedly, it is present in every home medicine cabinet.

Peroxide, also called hydrogen peroxide, is colorless and odorless, but tastes like metal. This liquid dissolves in water, alcohol or ether.

Hydrogen peroxide, penetrating into a wound or inflammatory area of ​​the skin where there is a lot of protein, begins to fizz, oxidizing them. Thus, pathogenic microorganisms are destroyed.

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Hydrogen peroxide, penetrating into a wound or inflammatory area of ​​the skin where there is a lot of protein, begins to fizz, oxidizing them.

That's why everyone knows it as a hissing disinfectant liquid. Moreover, the advantage of peroxide is that it does not burn in wounds.

Hydrogen peroxide has the following beneficial properties:

1. is a powerful antioxidant;
2. normalizes oxidative processes in the body;
3. utilizes toxic products of fat breakdown;
4. destroys pathogenic microorganisms;
5. participates in the regulation of hormonal metabolism in the body;
6. normalizes intestinal function, eliminating constipation;
7. improves rheological blood parameters;
8. stops minor bleeding when applied topically.

Using hydrogen peroxide for hemorrhoids, you can stop minor rectal bleeding, speed up the healing of tears and ulcers in the anorectal area, eliminate constipation and ease the act of defecation, and also prevent purulent complications of the disease.

The scope of application of hydrogen peroxide is very wide, namely:

1. proctology (hemorrhoids, paraproctitis, fistulas, anal tears, dermatitis);
2. cosmetology;
3. oncology;
4. pulmonology (inhalation in combination with oxygen for emphysematous lung disease);
5. dentistry (treatment of stomatitis, periodontal disease, caries);
6. dermatology (bacterial and fungal skin diseases, malignant neoplasms;
7. otolaryngology (acute respiratory infections, pharyngitis, sinusitis, otitis media);
8. rheumatology (systemic connective tissue diseases);
9. endocrinology (dysfunction of the thyroid and pancreas).

Hydrogen peroxide is also very often used in everyday life (cuts, bruises, scratches, etc.).

Ivan Pavlovich Neumyvakin, a famous doctor, one of the founders of space medicine, the author of several health systems, believes that hydrogen peroxide can be used for hemorrhoids as microenemas.

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Ivan Pavlovich Neumyvakin, a famous doctor, one of the founders of space medicine, the author of several health systems.

Neumyvakin also advises using hydrogen peroxide not in its pure form, but diluting it in equal proportions with water.

The product will help the body cope with the unpleasant symptoms of hemorrhoids and speed up recovery. But still, the doctor emphasizes that treating hemorrhoids with hydrogen peroxide is not the main component of therapy.

To cure hemorrhoidal disease, you need to normalize the functioning of the digestive tract, that is, fight constipation. To do this, the professor recommends strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, eating right and leading an active lifestyle.

Ivan Pavlovich compares microenemas with colon hydrotherapy in terms of effectiveness, since such procedures remove waste and toxins from the intestines, which contributes to its normal functioning.

Before a microenema with hydrogen peroxide, you need to cleanse the intestines using a cleansing enema. Then fill the syringe with peroxide and boiled water at room temperature (5 ml each). Introduce the resulting mixture into the rectal canal, having previously lubricated the cannula of the syringe (without a needle) with petroleum jelly.

Microclysters with hydrogen peroxide should be carried out 1-2 times a day for 3-5 days. It is not recommended to use this antiseptic rectally more often, so as not to disrupt the normal biocenosis of the rectum.

To prepare a microenema solution, take 5 ml of 3% peroxide and dilute it in a glass of water at room temperature.

Inject 50 ml of the resulting solution into the rectal canal before bed every day for 3 days if there is bleeding from the anus.

Such lotions are effective for bleeding external hemorrhoids, tears, and anal ulcers.

Take a piece of gauze folded in 3-4 layers, moisten it with a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide and place it on the anus for 20-30 minutes. Lotions can be applied several times a day throughout the acute period of hemorrhoids.

Rules for oral administration of hydrogen peroxide:

1. Hydrogen peroxide is taken 20-30 minutes before meals or 1.5-2 hours after meals.
2. On the first day of treatment, take 1 drop of a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide diluted in ¼ glass of water.
3. From days 2 to 10 of treatment, add 1 drop for each dose of hydrogen peroxide, that is, on day 10 you should already take 10 drops.
4. Take a break from treatment from 11 to 15-17 days.
5. Resume treatment with hydrogen peroxide from 15-17 days, immediately taking the maximum daily dose - 30 drops per day.
6. Do not take hydrogen peroxide at the same time as other medications.
7. The effectiveness of hydrogen peroxide can be increased by using ascorbic acid.
8. Combine oral hydrogen peroxide with microenemas and lotions with it.

1. At the beginning of oral use of hydrogen peroxide, patients may experience adverse reactions in the form of general weakness, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, headache, dizziness, diarrhea, hyperthermia.
2. These undesirable reactions of hydrogen peroxide are associated with the ingress of large amounts of toxins from dead bacteria that died under the influence of hydrogen peroxide.
3. In case of severe side effects, it is recommended to reduce the dose of hydrogen peroxide.
4. The use of hydrogen peroxide internally or externally is contraindicated in situations such as:

• history of allergy to hydrogen peroxide;
• previous organ and tissue transplantation;
• pregnancy;
• bleeding disorders (hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura);
• DIC syndrome.

The use of hydrogen peroxide for the treatment of hemorrhoids should be agreed with your attending proctologist. After a thorough examination, the doctor will weigh all the risks and anticipate the effectiveness of such treatment.

If you have experience using hydrogen peroxide, leave your feedback, specifying exactly how hemorrhoids were treated, whether there was an effect or side effects.

There probably won’t be a person who doesn’t know what hydrogen peroxide is, because it is the most famous antiseptic and an essential component of a home first aid kit.

If we talk about chemical properties, hydrogen peroxide is a product of the oxidation reaction of isopropyl alcohol. It should also be noted that this medication is a transparent, colorless liquid, soluble in almost all media (water, alcohol, ether).

Many have noticed that when a wound surface is treated with peroxide, a hissing white foam forms.

This phenomenon is directly related to the mechanism of action of this antiseptic, since it oxidizes the proteins of both the macroorganism and microorganisms, as a result of which pathogenic microbes die.

Hydrogen peroxide is produced in the form of a three percent solution in glass and plastic bottles of various volumes (25, 40, 100, 200 ml). In addition, some manufacturers produce dry peroxide in the form of a pencil.

Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful antiseptic that has a detrimental effect on almost all microorganisms. But in addition to the antiseptic effect, this medication has hemostatic, antioxidant, laxative and anti-inflammatory effects.

Treatment of hemorrhoids with hydrogen peroxide allows you to perform the following tasks:

• destroy pathogenic microorganisms;
• prevent the development of infectious complications;
• eliminate bleeding of hemorrhoids;
• will accelerate the epithelization of cracks and ulcers of the anus;
• improve the functioning of the intestinal tract.

• For external hemorrhoids and injuries to the anus, lotions and compresses with hydrogen peroxide are used; for rectal hemorrhoids, it is better to do microenemas with this antiseptic.
• Remember that it is forbidden to use peroxide without consulting a specialist.
• Peroxide lotions are especially helpful for bleeding external nodes and cracks.

Peroxide lotions are made as follows: a cotton pad or piece of bandage is soaked in 3% peroxide and applied to the anus for half an hour.

If bleeding continues, the procedure is repeated several times.

You can use peroxide lotions until the acute symptoms of hemorrhoids subside.

1. The use of microenemas with peroxide is indicated for bleeding rectal hemorrhoids and bacterial complications.
2. For the procedure, you need to take one teaspoon of three percent peroxide and 40-50 ml of boiled water at room temperature into a rubber syringe, lubricate the tip of the bulb with Vaseline or vegetable oil, then insert it into the anus and squeeze out the medicinal solution inside.
3. Microclysters with peroxide are done once a day at night for three to five days.
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External use

Hydrogen peroxide lotion

External use

1. As a base for the lotion, we use a sanitary pad or a cotton-gauze swab.
2. We generously moisten the base with a 3% peroxide solution and apply it to the hemorrhoid.
3. Leave the lotion on for 10–15 minutes.

Contraindications for treating hemorrhoids with hydrogen peroxide

In the first days of taking hydrogen peroxide, the patient may experience the following adverse reactions:

At the doctor's appointment

• slight increase in temperature;
• stool disorder;
• weakness, malaise, increased fatigue;
• decreased appetite;
• drowsiness or insomnia;
• headaches, dizziness.

It is believed that these reactions are associated with the death of pathological cells and the release of toxins into the blood. In this case, it is necessary to discontinue perhydrol for several days or reduce the dosage.

Absolute contraindications for internal or external use of hydrogen peroxide are:

• increased sensitivity of the body;
• pregnancy, breastfeeding period;
• diseases associated with blood clotting disorders: hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura;
• necrosis of hemorrhoids;
• decompensation of chronic diseases;
• primary, secondary immunodeficiencies.

The use of peroxide does not replace drug or surgical treatment of hemorrhoids. Auxiliary and traditional methods should be used only after consultation with the attending physician.

Contraindications and side effects

Side effects mainly appear after the first intake of hydrogen peroxide orally. In particular, there is severe intoxication of the body and the general condition worsens, and quite sharply. But, as the scientist and his followers claim, in reality there is nothing terrible. First of all, this phenomenon is associated with the destruction of harmful bacteria. Those.

Being an active substance, when it enters a person’s body, peroxide begins to react instantly. A very unpleasant manifestation and at the same time evidence of a healing effect is the occurrence of mild nausea, various skin rashes, and rarely diarrhea. This is how harmful toxins are removed from the body. On average, this occurs for 5-7 days.

It is very important not to overdose; this mistake is usually made at the first positive results. It is a big misconception to believe that if you immediately increase the dose of peroxide, then relief from the symptoms of some disease will come faster

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In this case, this can cause quite serious consequences, for example:

• burns of the gastrointestinal mucosa;
• severe nausea and vomiting;
• internal bleeding;
• abdominal pain;
• blockage of blood vessels (mainly in the liver and kidneys);
• allergies that resemble a cold (runny nose, cough, sometimes hives);
• drowsiness and general weakness;
• burning in the area of ​​the esophagus, stomach.

If at least one of the listed signs appears, stop therapy immediately! To avoid any side effects, it is strictly forbidden to adjust the methods of treatment with peroxide at your own will.

In the video, Ivan Pavlovich Neumyvakin answers readers’ questions about taking hydrogen peroxide.

Like any medicine, even if it is quite harmless, hydrogen peroxide can, especially when taken orally, have contraindications and side effects.

Such contraindications include:

• pregnancy;
• lactation;
• allergic reaction to a substance;
• gastrointestinal diseases during exacerbation;
• stage 4 hemorrhoids with complications;
• problems with blood clotting, hemophilia;
• serious pathologies of the rectum.

When hydrogen peroxide is used uncontrollably, without knowing the correct methods and dosages, side effects may occur:

• general unsatisfactory condition;
• nausea and vomiting;
• weakness;
• drowsiness;
• dizziness;
• sweating;
• stomach pain.

Many experts are skeptical about taking hydrogen peroxide in solution with water orally. This method is not harmless and can lead to worsening of the condition. Therefore, before using it, you need advice from a doctor competent in proctology. The external use of peroxide for disinfection and stopping bleeding before using medications is approved by experts and is justified.

If hemorrhoids are in an advanced state, thrombohemorrhagic syndrome is diagnosed, then, instead of wasting the patient’s precious time on ineffective remedies, including folk remedies, you need to receive competent medical care from a proctologist as quickly as possible, including surgical intervention.