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A preventive hemorrhoid diet consists of high-fiber foods and plenty of water or other fluids. Eating lots of fat, refined/processed foods and/or dairy products can cause constipation, which in turn can cause or aggravate a hemorrhoid. One also should avoid eating too much, as being overweight can contribute to the development of hemorrhoids. The ideal preventive hemorrhoid diet consists of 25-30 grams of fiber per day, as well as six to eight glasses of water. Plenty of fiber and water help to soften the stools and keep them moving well, which goes a long way to prevent the formation of a hemorrhoid. Diet high in fiber consists of whole grains, whole wheat, beans (pinto, kidney, black-eyed peas), bran, oatmeal, and/or lots of raw or dried fruit and vegetables (dried figs are especially good). Stool softeners or fiber supplements can help alleviate an already present hemorrhoid, but they are not necessary if one follows a good preventive hemorrhoid diet.

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