Hemorrhoids
Internal Hemorrhoid’s are quite common and occur in approximately 50% of people during their life with the highest occurrence between the ages of 45-65. They result from repeated pressure in the rectum, often due to chronic constipation, prolonged sitting, straining, a family history of hemorrhoids, and excessive exercise.
Symptoms of Internal Hemorrhoids
Painless bleeding
Blood in stool ranging from mild to severe
Can become prolapsed causing pain and itching in anal area
Medications and other treatments aren’t working
Experience Effective Relief: Non-Surgical Treatment for Internal Hemorrhoids
What is Hemorroid Embolization?
Hemorrhoid embolization is a minimally invasive, interventional radiology procedure designed to provide long-term relief from rectal bleeding caused by internal hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids occur when abnormal connections develop between arteries and veins in the rectum. The procedure is performed by making a small puncture in the groin and inserting a thin catheter. With the help of x-ray guidance, the doctor guides the catheter to the arteries supplying the hemorrhoids with blood. Small coils and/or microbeads are released blocking the blood flow to the area, causing them to shrink and eventually resolve.
Feel Better, Faster.
Minimally Invasive, no cutting or stitches
Significant relief from symptoms like bleeding, pain, and prolapse.
Reduced risk of complications compared to more invasive surgical options.
Return to work as soon as the next day
Symptoms of External Hemorrhoids
Painless bleeding
Blood in stool ranging from mild to severe
Can become prolapsed causing pain and itching in anal area
Medications and other treatments aren’t working
Treatment method
What is Sclerotherapy for Hemorrhoids? Sclerotherapy is a non-surgical treatment option for external hemorrhoids. During this procedure, a doctor injects a special chemical solution into the base of the hemorrhoid. The solution causes the blood vessels inside the hemorrhoid to shrink and clot, which reduces the size of the hemorrhoid over time. As a result, the hemorrhoid becomes smaller and less noticeable. This procedure is relatively simple and minimally invasive, often performed in a doctor’s office with minimal discomfort. While it doesn’t require cuts or stitches, it can take a little time for the full effects to be seen, and several sessions may be needed for more severe hemorrhoids.
It’s important to follow any aftercare instructions provided by your doctor to ensure the best outcome.
Feel Better, Faster.
Home same day
Minor discomfort
Spotting or light bleeding can be expected for first few days.
Minimally Invasive, no cutting or stitches
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