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Rutin and Vitamin B6 for Hemorrhoids: Benefits and Uses

| Modified on Oct 11, 2024
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Rutin and vitamin B6 are natural compounds that have been studied for their potential benefits in managing hemorrhoid symptoms. Hemorrhoids, often characterized by swelling and discomfort in the rectal area, can be exacerbated by poor vascular health and inflammation. This article explores how rutin and vitamin B6 can help alleviate these symptoms and support overall vascular health.

What is Rutin?

Rutin is a flavonoid found in various plants, including citrus fruits, apples, and buckwheat. It is known for its antioxidant properties and its ability to strengthen blood vessels. Rutin helps improve capillary health, reduce inflammation, and enhance blood circulation, making it a beneficial supplement for those suffering from hemorrhoids.

What is Vitamin B6?

Vitamin B6, also known as pyridoxine, is an essential nutrient that plays a crucial role in metabolism, immune function, and nervous system health. It also contributes to the synthesis of neurotransmitters and hemoglobin. Adequate levels of vitamin B6 can help prevent anemia and maintain overall health, which is important for managing conditions like hemorrhoids.

Benefits of Rutin and Vitamin B6 for Hemorrhoids

Rutin and vitamin B6 offer several potential benefits for individuals with hemorrhoids:

  1. Improved Vascular Health: Rutin helps strengthen capillaries and veins, reducing the risk of bleeding and swelling associated with hemorrhoids.
  2. Anti-inflammatory Properties: Both rutin and vitamin B6 have anti-inflammatory effects that can help reduce the inflammation and discomfort of hemorrhoidal tissues.
  3. Enhanced Circulation: By supporting healthy blood flow, these supplements can help prevent blood pooling in the veins, which is a common cause of hemorrhoids.
  4. Overall Health Support: Vitamin B6 supports general health by boosting immune function and aiding in the formation of red blood cells, which can improve overall well-being and resilience.

How to Use Rutin and Vitamin B6 for Hemorrhoids

Rutin and vitamin B6 are available in supplement form and can be taken orally. Following the recommended dosage on the supplement label or consulting with a healthcare provider for personalized advice is essential. These supplements can also be found in various foods, so incorporating a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can also help maintain adequate levels.

Precautions and Considerations

While rutin and vitamin B6 are generally considered safe, they should be used under a healthcare provider's guidance, especially for pregnant, breastfeeding, or with existing health conditions. Excessive intake of vitamin B6 can lead to nerve damage, so it's important to adhere to recommended dosages.

In conclusion, rutin and vitamin B6 are beneficial supplements for managing hemorrhoid symptoms. Their properties support vascular health, reduce inflammation, and promote overall well-being, making them valuable additions to a holistic approach to hemorrhoid treatment.

Continue reading for feedback from our readers who have tried these two supplements to treat their hemorrhoids and please let us know if they helped you!

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Posted by Lilly (Texas) on 05/13/2016
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I have never suffer from hemorrhoids, I started with itching and then I started to notice a bump about a size of a pea. I immediately started searching for remedies and things to do to make them go away. I tried the tea tree oil it helped but did not make it smaller or better. I tried using a glove of garlic as suppository but did not work either. So I came across this website and read most of the comments here, I know some things work for some people and some don't. But I was on a mission to make these hemorrhoid go away because they are so uncomfortable. Yesterday I went to the store and bought a bottle of vitamin B6 at walmart and the Rutin I couldn't find it at walmart but thankfully a local organic store had it. I took one of each about 4 pm and before I went to bed I took another Rutin. In the morning I noticed that the hemorrhoid shrunk more than half. I then took the Rutin and B6 this morning before work and when I got home the hemorrhoid is almost gone :):):) (this means I am very happy) and I feel great! So thank you for all of you who share these remedies to other people. I will continue to take these for a few weeks.

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Posted by Shari (Denver, Co) on 12/25/2009
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I've read everything on this website from the bizarre and ridiculous to methods/products that might actually cure hemorrhoids. I personally have found that 500mg Rutin (which strengthens capillaries) and Vitamin B-Complex do help. Be patient; they can take a while to work

Also, avoid toilet paper. Use WET tissue to clean the area after a BM, the wetter the better. The idea is to rinse off residue without aggravating your sensitive bottom. Blot dry with dry tissue and finish with aloe vera or Witch Hazel. Mild soap is fine but antibacterial products are too harsh. I find that most commercial hemorrhoid preparations cause burning and discomfort. ACV might help but DILUTE it first with at least 50 percent water. Don't put harsh products on your hiney.

Avoid foods and/or drugs that you know make you bleed. OTC and prescription pain relievers are particularly bad. Finally, if you do bleed bright red blood once in a while and you're certain the cause is hemorrhoids, don't panic unless the bleeding becomes copious or you notice blood in your clothing long after a bowel movement. In that case, see your doctor.

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Posted by Kelly (Dallas, Tx) on 10/08/2009
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Hemorrhoids were something that I never thought would happen to someone in their 20's. I have had 5 children all in a short span of time. With my first, I did not have hemorroids. The 2nd child, I started to feel hemorroids coming on. By my 5th child, I was having hemorrhoid surgery when I was 6 months pregnant and then again right after the baby was born. The doctor told me they were larger than anything he had ever seen before, and this is his profession! After the last surgery, he told I didnt have any veins left there so I would not have a problem. Within a few weeks, I knew I had hemorroids again, even if he told me that was impossible. Over the years, I went to a TCM doctor who told me I had too much fire in my liver. A drain fire supplement always worked at making them go away. Now into my 30's, I am pregnant with my 6th child and it wasn't long before my hemorroids started to flair. By the time I was 6 months pregnant, I thought for sure I was going to have to have surgery again. I had about 4 and they were clotted and about the size of my thumb and fingers. OUCH! Being pregnant, I knew I had to be careful with what I took. I ended up taking 500 mg of Rutin and 200 mg of B-6 at night. I already take a B complex in my prenatal protocol. I do take 1-2 capsules of an oxygen cleanser every other night to make sure constipation doesn't make things worse. Within a week, those clotted, painful, horrible hemorrhoids were back under control. I eat a raw diet and have a poop stool by my toilet for natural squatting BMs. For some reason, the pressure of the baby during pregnancy gives me problems. I give a hearty YES to Rutin and B-6.

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Posted by susie (Syracuse, NY) on 06/20/2009
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I tried the B6, rutin and the 6 inch step and had excellent results within 2 weeks. Had minor hemmorhoids w/fissure on and off for atleast 6 months, nothing else worked, tried the zinc oxide, vit e, acv, vaseline,vicks, witch hazel,listerine, castor oil with no luck. within 2 weeks of daily supplementation of the b6, rutin and the step was all it took for pain, burning, itching and bleeding to subside. Thank you for your information.



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