Which is better, surgical treatment or laser treatment?

I just bought one some time ago, and I chose to compare it for a long time, and finally decided to buy one under the reference of many aspects, because ** is also very moderate, and now it's been a while, and it feels very good.

I just bought one some time ago, and I chose to compare it for a long time, and finally decided to buy one under the reference of many aspects, because ** is also very moderate, and now it's been a while, and it feels very good.

Sick No. 2010 Hello2012-07-27 18:40:00 can understand your feelings, my aunt was also this disease 4 or 5 years ago, and then used a few courses of treatment.

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Lasers can be used to treat hemorrhoids, but only for small hemorrhoids. For milder cases of internal hemorrhoids, the extrinsic heat of the laser is mainly used to scorch the varicose veins, and the bleeding of the internal hemorrhoids can also be controlled.

Therefore, for non-serious external hemorrhoids, the hemorrhoids of the external hemorrhoids can be burned and atrophied to achieve the effect of hemostasis. At the same time, after the use of laser**, you can also apply topical carramic acid suppositories to the wound to help it**.

However, for hemorrhoids with large hemorrhoids, accompanied by bleeding, swelling and other symptoms, the laser cannot be performed**, and surgical resection is required. Therefore, the laser can be mild to a certain extent, but if the hemorrhoids have severe symptoms, it is recommended that it is better to go to the hospital for surgery.

Hemorrhoids can be performed with a laser**. Patients with hemorrhoids can relieve their symptoms by using infrared lasers to shrink and harden the hemorrhoids. It can be used for patients with degree and degree hemorrhoids.

If it is a patient with internal hemorrhoids of degree and degree, there is a certain chance of using laser. The laser **recovers quickly, and you can be discharged from the hospital after that**. Patients with more severe symptoms can be performed with traditional thrombotic external hemorrhoidectomy** or by stapler suprahemorrhoidal circumcision**, which is shorter and has a faster recovery compared to traditional surgery.

Hello landlord: Laser ** hemorrhoids were all the rage in the 90s, but they were quickly eliminated. Because of the large sequelae of laser hemorrhoids and the poor effect, there are few doctors in the anorectal department who use laser hemorrhoids.

According to the situation you described, it should be a "sentinel hemorrhoid" (an external hemorrhoid) caused by an "anal fissure". External hemorrhoids like this kind of reverse ** are best treated with traditional surgery**. There were no major problems and the surgery was very simple.

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