Now as you know, hemorrhoid is cause by a increase in pressure on the veins in the rectal area and as the pressure increases, blood pools in the veins and cause the surrounding tissues to swell.
Eventually, the swollen veins stretch the surrounding tissues and then hemorrhoids develop.
That's the general definition of hemorrhoids.
Now, what's to prevent your hemorrhoids from coming back and to permanently keep it that way? Well, here's some ways to prevent from hemorrhoids from coming back.

• Avoid constipation.
  If you've been straining during bowel moment, and you've had hemorrhoids before, then you should eat more fiber.
  Including good such as whole-grain breads and cereals, raw vegetables, or beans.
  Any good that have high fibers.
  Make sure to limit your intake of low or no-fiber foods.
  
• Also, another way to lessen straining, drink lots of water each day.
  Like the doctor recommends, 8 to 10 glasses of water each day.
  Besides to help the straining, drinking plenty of water helps promote health! Make sure each glass is 8 oz.
  Avoid liquids that contain caffeine or alcohol.
  They cause dehydration.
  
• You can also try stool softeners containing bran or psyllium.
  They can be helpful as you can sprinkling them on good of stirring on fruit juice.
  Also, avoid using unless you have to use laxatives, because they may cause diarrhea and weaken your bowel muscles.
  Also, especially if you just recover from hemorrhoids as laxatives can irritates hemorrhoids.
  
• Avoid food and drinks that seem to make your hemorrhoid symptoms worse.
  That means it includes spicy good, coffee, and alcohol.
  
• Remember to exercise, it promotes health and...
  smooth, and regular bowel movements.
  Also, make sure not to do heavy-lifting exercising that requires straining.
  
• Make sure you go use the bathroom as soon you have that urge to go! Because we learn to control ourselves, holding it in is not only bad for our health, but also makes the stool dried-er and harder!
• When during bowel movement, avoid straining to pass the stools.
  That's what usually help irritated hemorrhoids or what help create the hemorrhoids in the first place.
  Just relax and give yourself time to let it happen naturally...
  even if takes an hour!
• Don't hold your breathe whole bowel movement, because it can act like you're straining!
• You should also modify your daily activities.
  Avoid prolonged sitting or standing too long.
  Take frequent short walks.
  
• If you're pregnant, sleeping on your side will lower pressure on the blood vessels in your pelvis.
  This can help keep hemorrhoids from developing or from becoming bigger.