Comprehensive Treatment for Hemorrhoids
A hemorrhoidectomy is a surgical procedure for the removal of internal or external hemorrhoids causing pain, bleeding, or other complications. This intervention is performed when conservative treatments fail, offering patients lasting relief and improved quality of life.
How is this procedure performed?
The procedure is conducted under local, regional, or general anesthesia. The surgeon carefully excises the hemorrhoidal tissue, ensuring minimal impact on surrounding areas. Depending on the patient’s condition, the wound may be sutured or left open to heal naturally. Post-operative care includes detailed guidance for pain management and wound care.
Why is this procedure important?
For individuals experiencing severe or recurring hemorrhoids, a hemorrhoidectomy is essential to address symptoms and prevent complications like thrombosis or anemia. The procedure provides effective and lasting results.
Benefits of Hemorrhoidectomy:
- Symptom relief: Resolves bleeding, itching, and pain caused by hemorrhoids.
- Improved function: Restores normal bowel movements without discomfort.
- Preventive care: Reduces the risk of future hemorrhoid-related issues.
- Enhanced quality of life: Alleviates daily discomfort and improves well-being.
What is evaluated during the procedure?
Hemorrhoid grade:
Determining the severity and type of hemorrhoids.
Patient history:
Assessing previous treatments and overall health.
Surgical approach:
Choosing the best method for removal based on individual needs.
Recovery plan:
Tailoring post-operative care for optimal healing.
