Introducing Hemaway: A Revolutionary Approach to Combat Hemorrhoids

Have you experienced a sense of pressure in the rectal area, particularly during bowel movements or prolonged sitting?

A feeling of irritation or soreness in that area perhaps? Was there a painful and uncomfortable feeling, especially in the weeks following delivery? You might have Hemorroids. 

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the rectal area; can be either internal (inside the rectum) or external (around the anal opening). A lot of common factors can lead to the development of Hemorrhoids. During bowel movement, pregnancy, even prolonged sitting or standing. Mine was triggered during childbirth since the pressure can be so intense on the pelvic area. 

Hemorrhoids are a common health issue that many people experience at some point in their lives, according to Dr. Antonio Ligsay, a renowned pediatrician, epidemiologist, and medical researcher. Although they can be uncomfortable and sometimes embarrassing, understanding what they are and how they develop can help in managing and preventing them.

Untreated hemorrhoids can result in complications such as strangulation, anemia, and blood clots. However, Dr. Ligsay assures that 90% of hemorrhoid cases can be effectively treated with medication, with only a small percentage requiring surgical intervention. "Only 10% will be treated through surgery. Regardless of treatment method, medical treatment is essential," he emphasizes.

Modern advancements in medicine often aim to provide more effective, convenient, and less invasive solutions compared to traditional treatments. Thanks to Sealife360 International Ventures Corporation for the launching of Hemaway, a new drug designed to treat hemorrhoids -- a common but often unspoken condition affecting people of all ages, statuses, and genders. 

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Sealife360’s new product, Hemaway (Diosmin+Hesperidin), is a plant-based drug that is proven to be safe and effective under physician supervision. Research indicates that diosmin and hesperidin can significantly reduce hemorrhoid symptoms and prevent recurrence.

"Hemorrhoids is a disease that can be easily treated using the right medication paired with dietary and lifestyle changes," says Dr. Ligsay. He also advises consulting a doctor if blood is present in bowel movements or if hemorrhoids do not improve after a week of treatment and home care.

Hemaway will be available exclusively in Mercury drugstores nationwide starting August this year. Php25 per tablet.