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5. Use a Pillow

Sitting for long periods can make hemorrhoids worse—especially on hard surfaces. Using a cushion or donut-shaped pillow can reduce pressure on the area and make daily activities more comfortable.

These pillows are designed to relieve strain on sensitive tissues and promote better circulation. Even a soft couch pillow can help if you’re in a pinch.

Small change, big relief—especially if your job or routine keeps you sitting most of the day.

A gray memory foam cushion with an ergonomic cut-out design. Special pillows like this can help relieve pressure when sitting, offering comfort and support for people with hemorrhoids.

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