NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) Practice Exam

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Which of the following is not a common treatment for hemorrhoids?

  1. Increase fiber intake

  2. Use of witch hazel

  3. Application of phenylephrine

  4. Inhalation of steam

The correct answer is: Inhalation of steam

Inhaling steam is often recommended as a home remedy for relieving nasal congestion, but it is not a recommended treatment for hemorrhoids. Other options such as increasing fiber intake, using witch hazel, and applying phenylephrine are common treatments for hemorrhoids that aim to reduce symptoms and promote healing. While inhaling steam may provide temporary relief for some individuals, it is not typically suggested as a long-term solution for treating hemorrhoids.

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