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Haemorrhoid Pain & Onsen | Thermal Improvement of Anal Circulation

Published May 6, 2026·1min read

Haemorrhoid pain carries a general bathing indication across all 10 Japanese spring types. Thermal action promotes local circulation, relieving venous congestion and inflammation around the anus. Sitz baths (seated local baths) are particularly effective.

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Haemorrhoids result from venous congestion and inflammation around the anus. Thermal bathing improves local blood flow and reduces congestion. Mineral components — especially the alkaline content of bicarbonate springs and the saline content of chloride springs — gently cleanse and soothe the anal mucosa.

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