Hemorrhoids : removal

If the symptoms persist, your doctor may recommend removing the hemorrhoid. This can be done by a doctor or a surgical center. In most cases, no special preparation is required. Remember that treatment may vary in your condition and location of hemorrhoid.

Internal hemorrhoids
You will be asked to sit or kneel on the table. Your doctor then adds an anoscope to see the anus channel. Treat a hemorrhoid doctor in one of the following ways. Since internal hemorrhoids are not the nerves that feel the pain, you do not need too much discomfort. You can often go back to the day on the same day. If you have multiple hemorrhoids, you may need recurring treatments.

banding
The method of grouping is to do by placing tight elastic bandages around the bottom of the hemorrhoid. This cuts the blood circulation hemorrhoid, causing it to fall. This usually takes about a week. The area will so improve within a few days.

Infrared coagulation
This procedure is done by using a small probe that exposes the hemorrhoid to short infrared light. This excludes the blood vessel, which shrinks. A slight leak can occur for a few days. The area usually improves for one week or two.

Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy occurs by spraying the chemical surrounding the tissue of hemorrhoid. The chemical causes the hemorrhoid to shrink within a few days. Bleeding usually ends up in about 24 hours.

Thrombosed external hemorrhoids
External hemorrhoids are often very painful. This is because the swollen hemorrhoid extends to the delicate skin around it. To relieve pain, your doctor may eliminate blood clotting. This takes only a few minutes. You may have to rest a few days before returning to work.

Hemorrhoid: You are asked to sit or sit on the table. Hemorrhoid is then injected with anesthesia. This may cause discomfort for a while. But in a short time, a doctor can eliminate hemorrhoid without causing pain.

Removing the hemorrhoid: Make a small suture to eliminate blood clotting. Hemorrhoid can also be removed. The skin is then either sealed with stitches or left open to heal on its own. The area around the area will likely slip a few days. But pain should be improved soon after the operation.


Risks and complications
Possible risks and complications are:

• Infection
• Bleeding
• Trouble in urination
• Reduction of the tailgate (very rare)

When to call a doctor
In a procedure, call your doctor if you have:

• Increasing pain
• Fever or chills
• Persistent bleeding
• Trouble in urination
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