Guys, I went to the doc and he said I have a couple small hemmoroids. I have to take soem stuff to get rid of them, but does that mean that I cant lift nemore?!? Will squating and deadlifting and stuff cause hemmoriods and not make me able to do them anymore?? I really like weight lifting and wanna get big...so give me some input on this
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HEMMOROIDS (PLEASE READ)
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You're thinking about hernias, different from hemmeroids.
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hemmeroids go away with preperation h and they are sores on your you know what right?
a hernia is more like a knot inside you body
lifting is bad for both
Lifting shouldn't bother hemmerhoids, they are just inflamed veins...the unfortunate things is if you have them now you probably will have them come and go the rest of your life.
A hernia is most commonly a tear in the muscular walls surrounding your abdomen, causing the intestine to bulge through. This can be caused by heavy lifting and made worse if you lift and dont have it taken care of (through surgery usually).
A hernia is most commonly a tear in the muscular walls surrounding your abdomen, causing the intestine to bulge through. This can be caused by heavy lifting and made worse if you lift and dont have it taken care of (through surgery usually).