At CUSP we believe in providing the best quality of treatment for our patients
The entire board of CUSP is established with dynamically experienced minds and hard-working hands. We, here at CUSP create the most possibilities of providing a painless treatment for our patients. Through the painless haemorrhoids treatment, we have moved a step closer to our goal. We offer potential treatment options to make sure that only the best is reaching our patients.
Painful haemorrhoids treatment has helped many patients and we work every day to keep the health of our patients on the top rack of our priority. Under the painless haemorrhoids treatment, we offer various alternatives including surgical expertise. The following Frequently Asked Questions will help you in providing details about alternatives available for the treatment of condition of haemorrhoids.
Even though the effectiveness of sclerotherapy is not at par with the traditional approaches such as rubber band litigation but nonetheless sclerotherapy is not associated with a painful experience. In sclerotherapy, the haemorrhoids are shrunk by injecting a chemical solution.
Apart from sclerotherapy, coagulation is suggested to treat the condition of haemorrhoids without causing a great deal of pain to a patient. With a similar approach of sclerotherapy, in coagulation, the haemorrhoids are shrunk by focusing infrared, bipolar, or laser on them.
Digital examination, visual inspection, and colonoscopy are usually performed for diagnosing internal haemorrhoids.
Changes in the diet, warm sitz baths, apt exercises, and stool softeners can help in improving the symptoms and even add up to the efficient outcomes from the main options of treatment.
On an average, medications, home remedies, and lifestyle changes are efficient enough to treat the condition of haemorrhoids but in some cases, the condition is too severe to be treated with any approach other than surgery. It usually happens when either haemorrhoids are large or other approaches didn’t yield positive outcomes.
Basically, either of the two types of surgery is recommended for dealing with the condition of haemorrhoids. The first one is hemorrhoidectomy through which haemorrhoids are removed, it is recommended when the size of haemorrhoids is large enough or the condition is quite adverse. The second surgical treatment that is haemorrhoid stapling is suggested for internal haemorrhoids by stopping the flow of blood reaching haemorrhoidal tissues.
Yes, there are certain risks of side-effects and complications which are linked with both types of surgery however haemorrhoidectomy is less risky than haemorrhoid stapling. If a patient undergoes hemorrhoidectomy, the risk of excessive bleeding, issues with urinary bladder, and pain can be experienced after the operation. Whereas haemorrhoid stapling can cause bleeding, recurrence of haemorrhoids, rectal prolapse, urinary retention, pain, and sepsis post-surgery.
Here, at CUSP, we exhibit standards in all the procedures. We integrate the best techniques for providing a comprehensive treatment of haemorrhoids. Our surgical expertise is sharpened with a quality experience and adequate professional training. We keep the quality at par with world-class services. Even in most complicated situations, we work with a meticulous approach and proper understanding of a case to provide a minimised risk of complications and quick recovery. For the treatment of haemorrhoids, we collaborate with surgeons, nutritionists, physical therapists, and physicians to provide a complete mode of treatment and healthy life for our patients.
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