Say Hi to Hemorrhoid Surgery and say Goodbye to Pain, with the Staple Technique

When it comes to surgical treatment, pain is often an inevitable trade-off. But why should you endure unnecessary suffering? Today, surgical pain can be effectively managed with the Staple technique, a modern approach that makes hemorrhoid surgery much less painful!!!
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Types of Hemorrhoids</h2>
Hemorrhoids are categorized into two main types:
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<li>Internal Hemorrhoids: Straining during bowel movements increases pressure, causing the cushions to slide down and protrude outside the anus. Internal hemorrhoids can be classified into four stages based on how far they extend.</li>
<li>External Hemorrhoids: These occur below the dentate line, in the anal margin, where pain-sensing nerves are present. As the cushions slide down, they push blood vessels and tissue outwards, forming visible lumps.</li>
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<h2>Treatment Based on Severity</h2>
The treatment for hemorrhoids depends on their severity:
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<li>For Stage 1-2 patients, options may include gentle laxatives, rubber band ligation, or injections to shrink the hemorrhoids.</li>
<li>For Stage 3-4, surgical intervention is typically necessary.</li>
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The Automatic Stapling Technique
This innovative surgical method reduces postoperative pain. Traditional hemorrhoid surgery has been around for decades but often results in significant discomfort due to the incision through sensitive areas. Recovery times can be lengthy, delaying a return to normal activities.
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In contrast, the automatic stapling technique operates above the anal sphincter, where there are fewer pain receptors. This means that patients experience minimal pain after surgery, leading to a quicker recovery and a faster return to daily life.
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<h2>A New Era in Hemorrhoid Treatment</h2>
The automatic stapling procedure is a revolutionary option that significantly lowers postoperative pain. By performing the surgery in a less sensitive area, patients can look forward to a more comfortable healing process.
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<h2>Additional Benefits of the New Surgical Technique</h2>
The new surgical method for hemorrhoids offers several advantages:
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<li>Complete Removal: It effectively removes all hemorrhoids without causing anal stenosis (narrowing of the anal canal).</li>
<li>Reduced Pain: Patients experience significantly less pain after surgery compared to traditional methods.</li>
<li>No External Wounds: There are no external incisions, so patients don’t need to care for wounds for several weeks.</li>
<li>No Sitz Baths Required: Post-surgery, there&#8217;s no need to soak in warm water to clean the area.</li>
<li>No Absorbent Pads Needed: Patients do not have to wear absorbent pads to manage drainage.</li>
<li>Shorter Surgery Time: The procedure is quicker than traditional surgeries.</li>
<li>Shorter Hospital Stay: Patients can expect a shorter time in the hospital.</li>
<li>Faster Recovery at Home: Recovery at home takes less time, allowing for a quicker return to daily activities.</li>
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If you&#8217;re struggling with hemorrhoids, consider this modern, effective solution. Say goodbye to unnecessary pain and embrace a healthier, pain-free future!
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  Dr. Narasara Vittayapipat 
Specialist in Minimally Invasive Surgery 
Phyathai 3 Hospital

When it comes to surgical treatment, pain is often an inevitable trade-off. But why should you endure unnecessary suffering? Today, surgical pain can be effectively managed with the Staple technique, a modern approach that makes hemorrhoid surgery much less painful!!!


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