There is a well-known saying: "It always burns twice." Not only spicy food, but also an unhealthy diet can cause burning, as it can lead to constipation, which in turn can promote haemorrhoidal symptoms. A balanced diet is therefore crucial for prevention and relief. Eating fibre-rich foods and drinking enough water promote regular digestion and soft stools. Even small changes in your diet can have a positive effect on digestion.

It all comes down to the right diet
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Raising awareness of a common condition with a video trilogy
Three videos, one taboo topic – and one clear goal: to raise awareness where silence has prevailed until now. Neither women nor men like to talk about it, yet the symptoms are widespread: around 70% of Swiss people are affected by haemorrhoidal problems at some point in their lives. To raise awareness of this often taboo subject, Doetsch Grether AG has launched an educational campaign. In collaboration with the health podcast Villa Margarita, three informative videos have been produced – using humour, charm and educational facts to destigmatise haemorrhoids and their risk factors.
A deep understanding of anal health
Useful information about haemorrhoids and other anal discomforts.
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Haemorrhoids & haemorrhoidal disorders
Haemorrhoids are natural cushions of tissue in the rectum. Find out why we have them and when they cause discomfort.
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Unknown and common side effects during pregnancy
Haemorrhoids during pregnancy? Often kept quiet, but common. How to effectively prevent discomfort.
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The importance of sitting and movement
Sitting for long periods puts strain on the intestines. Why exercise is important – and what Napoleon has to do with haemorrhoids.
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