Hemorrhoid Embolization (Emborrhoid)
Did you know that millions of people worldwide suffer from hemorrhoids, a common but often uncomfortable condition? While external hemorrhoids are visible, internal hemorrhoids can pose more challenges in terms of treatment. Traditionally, options have included creams, lifestyle changes, or even surgical interventions like hemorrhoidectomy. However, there’s a newer, less invasive procedure called Emborrhoid, or Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE), offering hope and relief to those with internal hemorrhoids.
Understanding the Emborrhoid Procedure:
Embarking on a non-surgical approach, hemorrhoid artery embolization (HAE) targets the blood vessels that supply internal hemorrhoids. This procedure involves inserting a catheter into these arteries, where tiny particles are injected to block blood flow. This effectively reduces the size of the hemorrhoids and alleviates symptoms like pain, bleeding, and discomfort.
Benefits of the Emborrhoid Procedure:
Non-Surgical Convenience: Unlike traditional surgery, emborrhoid doesn’t require incisions or sutures. This means a quicker procedure under local anesthesia and less downtime for patients.
Minimal Discomfort: Unlike surgical methods, Emborrhoid is relatively painless. Patients may feel slight discomfort or pressure during the procedure, but it’s typically well-tolerated.
Swift Recovery: With Emborrhoid, recovery time is significantly shorter than surgery. Most individuals can resume daily activities within a day or two, sparing prolonged discomfort.
Effective Results: Studies show that Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization effectively treats internal hemorrhoids, providing long-term relief from symptoms such as bleeding and pain.
Low Risk: As a minimally invasive procedure, Emborrhoid carries minimal risk of complications. Serious adverse events are rare, making it a safe option for many patients.
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