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Confirmed Yoruba Medicine and Herbs for Haemorrhoids

Among the Yoruba, physical ailments are seen not only as biological issues but also as conditions with communal dimensions. One of the conditions that required careful attention was Idi Yiyo — commonly understood today as haemorrhoids, where the anus may protrude painfully during or after excretion.
ogun fun idi yiyo to treat haemorrhoidsOur forefathers, in their wisdom, developed Ogun fun Idi Yiyo, a traditional healing system designed to reduce pain, strengthen the affected tissues, and restore proper bodily function. This remedy is not solely a physical treatment; it balances the body with spiritual fortification, recognizing that illnesses can be influenced by lifestyle, diet, and unseen spiritual forces.

The Yoruba believed that proper treatment required respect for nature, careful preparation of medicinal herbs, and spiritual protection. When properly applied, this medicine helped countless individuals manage discomfort, prevent complications, and avoid public shame associated with uncontrolled symptoms. Even today, many families turn to these remedies for relief when necessary.

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Symptoms of Idi Yiyo
In Yoruba tradition, elders and herbal practitioners observed both physical and spiritual signs that someone might be developing Idi Yiyo:

1) Painful excretion – Discomfort or sharp pain during bowel movements.
2) Protrusion of the anus – Tissue appearing outside the anus after excretion, often swollen or bleeding.
3) Itching or irritation – Persistent irritation around the anal area.
4) Bleeding – Small amounts of blood noticed during or after bowel movements.
5) Restlessness during bowel movements – Anxiety or fear due to pain or embarrassment.
6) Sudden weakness or fatigue – Feeling drained after defecation or prolonged discomfort.
7) Avoidance of certain foods or behaviors – Recognized by elders as protective behavior indicating the body is under stress.

Yoruba elders emphasized that these signs must be addressed early. Preparations of Ogun fun Idi Yiyo were made in advance for those showing symptoms, ensuring protection, healing, and relief from pain.

How Our Forefathers Treated Idi Yiyo in the Past
When dealing with haemorrhoids, Yoruba herbalists and elders applied a combination of physical remedies and spiritual protection:

•  Topical pastes and oils made from specific leaves and roots to soothe the affected area.
•  Steaming or bathing with medicinal leaves to reduce inflammation and cleanse the body.
•  Protective charms applied to the body to prevent worsening and recurrence of symptoms.
•  Herbal decoctions to strengthen veins, reduce swelling, and ease pain. Amongst leaf and herbs potent for Idi Yiyo are:-
1) Ewe Ewe Jogbo
2) Ewe Ope Oyibo 
3) Ewe Odundun
4) Ewe Sapo
5) Eso Koro Isin
6) Ewe Gbodogi
7) Ewe Efinrin

These methods, when carefully followed, allowed the patient to regain comfort, prevent complications, and restore confidence in daily activities.

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The Healing Process in Traditional Practice
When preparing Ogun fun Idi Yiyo, Yoruba elders followed structured steps to ensure both physical and spiritual healing:

•  Collecting herbs, barks, and roots during times believed to enhance potency.
•  Purifying and grinding materials into powders, decoctions, or ointments.
•  Adding chants or incantations to spiritually “activate” the medicine.
•  Administering the first dose carefully to observe reaction before full application.
•  Combining treatment with dietary recommendations to reduce constipation and irritation.

Differences Between Yoruba and Modern Haemorrhoid Treatment
While both systems aim to reduce pain and swelling, their approaches differ:

•  Focus of healing — Yoruba remedies emphasize body energy, bowel strength, and spiritual balance; modern medicine focuses on topical creams, surgery, or pharmaceuticals.

•  Materials used — Yoruba healers rely on natural plants, roots, and pastes; modern medicine uses processed ointments, suppositories, or minimally invasive procedures.

•  Approach to recurrence — Yoruba healing often includes lifestyle guidance and spiritual protection; modern treatment emphasizes recurring medical care or lifestyle modification.

Safety First: Important Contraindications and Considerations
•  Pregnancy and Lactation —
Some herbs may be too strong or irritating if used incorrectly.
•  Underlying Conditions —
Individuals with digestive issues, hypertension, or allergies must use remedies cautiously.
•  Quality of Source —
Plants harvested from polluted or chemically treated areas are unsafe and must never be used.

Needed Materials (Leaves, Roots, Bark, etc.)
The medicinal approach for this requires careful selection of natural materials traditionally known to our elders. These are combined to ensure potency.

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Application Process
The strength of Yoruba medicine depends on how materials are handled. Proper pounding, boiling, or steeping — done in the right way and at the right time — ensures the remedy remains potent. Click Unlock Secret below

Uses
The prepared remedy must be applied in the correct manner — whether for drinking, steaming, bathing, or chest rubbing — and taken in the right dosage for it to remain effective.

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