How To Treat Hemorrhoids | 9 Natural Treatments (Plant Flavonoids) for Hemorrhoidal Disease

The video tutorial discusses hemorrhoids and hemorrhoidal disease, explaining their symptoms and conventional treatments like dietary fiber, exercise, and surgery. It highlights natural supplements, particularly plant flavonoids such as diosmin and hesperidin, which have anti-inflammatory and venous tone benefits. The video also covers other flavonoids like quercetin and troxerutin, and additional supplements like vitamin C, centella asiatica, bilberry, and grapevine, emphasizing their roles in reducing symptoms and improving vascular health.

What are hemorrhoids primarily composed of?

• Fatty tissues

• Nerve endings

• Vascular cushions

• Muscle fibers

Which of the following is NOT a common symptom of hemorrhoidal disease?

• Nausea

• Itching

• Prolapse

• Bright red blood

What is a key consideration before using natural supplements for hemorrhoidal disease?

• They are more effective than surgery

• They can interact with prescribed medications

• They are always safe to use

• They have no side effects

Diosmin is primarily found in which type of fruit?

• Bananas

• Grapes

• Sweet oranges

• Apples

What is the primary benefit of combining diosmin and hesperidin?

• They reduce muscle pain

• They enhance each other's effects

• They cause fewer side effects

• They increase blood pressure

Troxerutin is derived from which plant?

• Citrus sinensis

• Sephora japonica

• Vitis vinifera

• Vaccinium Martellus

Which flavonoid is known for its immunomodulatory effects?

• Troxerutin

• Diosmin

• Hesperidin

• Quercetin

What role does vitamin C play in the treatment of hemorrhoidal disease?

• It reduces rectal tone

• It increases blood pressure

• It causes inflammation

• It decreases collagen synthesis

Which plant extract is known for improving blood circulation?

• Citrus sinensis

• Vitis vinifera

• Vaccinium Martellus

• Centella asiatica

In which grades of hemorrhoidal disease are natural supplements particularly effective?

• Grade 1 and 2

• Grade 2 and 3

• Grade 3 and 4

• Grade 4 and 5