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How Can Hemorrhoids Be Treated?

Sir l am affected by piles.still three months .but now I have very painful in my facets.now few amount of blood is leaked from facets in the process of removing facets.already I was took siddha treatment.after I was took some English medicine and syrup.but my body was heated very much.totally I would stop all.but now blood is flowing.what can I do?
Wed, 31 May 2017
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hi,
there are nonsurgical and surgical options ( use -based on its extent )are available.
For persistent bleeding or painful haemorrhoids, the following non-surgical procedures to destroy the haemorrhoid can be performed
-rubber band ligation, involves using a rubber band to cut off the blood supply to the haemorrhoid causing it to shrivel and die
-injection (sclerotherapy), involves injecting a substance into the haemorrhoid to make it harden and shrink
-laser or infrared coagulation, which is a type of heat treatment that causes the haemorrhoid to harden and shrivel.

If non-surgical procedures are not successful or if the haemorrhoids are particularly large, one of the following surgical procedures may be necessary:
-haemorrhoidectomy - removal of a haemorrhoid with a scalpel or laser
haemorrhoid stapling - removal of a haemorrhoid with a special staple gun that also inserts a ring of staples to close the wound and prevent bleeding.
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How Can Hemorrhoids Be Treated?

hi, there are nonsurgical and surgical options ( use -based on its extent )are available. For persistent bleeding or painful haemorrhoids, the following non-surgical procedures to destroy the haemorrhoid can be performed -rubber band ligation, involves using a rubber band to cut off the blood supply to the haemorrhoid causing it to shrivel and die -injection (sclerotherapy), involves injecting a substance into the haemorrhoid to make it harden and shrink -laser or infrared coagulation, which is a type of heat treatment that causes the haemorrhoid to harden and shrivel. If non-surgical procedures are not successful or if the haemorrhoids are particularly large, one of the following surgical procedures may be necessary: -haemorrhoidectomy - removal of a haemorrhoid with a scalpel or laser haemorrhoid stapling - removal of a haemorrhoid with a special staple gun that also inserts a ring of staples to close the wound and prevent bleeding.