It is estimated that about half of the population in the Western World will suffer from the painful symptoms of a prolapsed hemorrhoid.
Believe it or not almost everyone gets hemorrhoids at one point or another, but only 4% of them become problems.
Once you get a hemorrhoid they usually do not go away completely by themselves.
However there are many things that you can do to improve the situation.
Living with the symptoms of a prolapsed hemorrhoid can get intolerable at times especially when they are in conjunction with constipation.
Many people feel that constipation is a large cause of hemorrhoids, the bearing down trying to force a bowel movement causes blood vessels in and around the anal area to fill with blood and cause itching, pain and bleeding.
Preventing constipation will go a long way in keeping you from suffering from the effects of hemorrhoids.
It is important to drink plenty of water (8 glasses) per day is the normal recommendation.
Also having a normal intake of foods that are rich in fiber will keep you regular.
Getting to the root of the problem and taking care of the individual symptoms will improve your situation.
Let's discuss what needs to be done to take care of the problem of a prolapsed hemorrhoid.

• We need to strengthen veins that have become weak in the anal area.
  
• We need to take care of the pain and pressure.
  
• We need to promote better blood flow in the affected area.
  
• We need put a stop to the itching and bleeding.
  
• The hemorrhoids themselves need to be shrunk.
  
• We need to facilitate the dissolving of existing blood clots in the area.
  
• We need to prevent any infections.
  
• We need to have regular bowel movements.
  

Some natural treatments include drinking Chamomile Tea on a regular basis also soaking Psyllium Seeds in the Chamomile tea will help in shrinking a prolapsed hemorrhoid.