Piles Surgery

A hemorrhoidectomy (commonly referred to as piles surgery) is a surgical treatment used to address hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids, which involve inflamed blood vessels in the rectum and anus that become inflamed over time, can cause pain, bleeding, and other symptoms that must be managed effectively to find relief; lifestyle modifications, diet changes, or medication alone may not offer sufficient solutions; surgery may provide long-term relief in such instances

Surgical techniques selected for hemorrhoids depend on their nature and severity, with two general categories of this procedure available to choose from:
• Open Hemorrhoidectomy involves making incisions to extract swollen vessels. Both internal and external hemorrhoids may be treated using this approach; however, postoperative recovery time and discomfort may increase due to their open nature.
• Closed Hemorrhoidectomy, commonly referred to as Ferguson Hemorrhoidectomy: Here, the hemorrhoid is surgically extracted before suturing is used to close its wound - this procedure is often the preferred solution for internal hemorrhoids.

If conservative treatments fail, surgery may be your only hope for healing hemorrhoids. Surgeons can use either sclerotherapy or rubber band ligation techniques on smaller hemorrhoids to shrink them down before dissolving them entirely.

Surgery will only be recommended in instances of persistent or severe symptoms such as persistent pain, bleeding, or prolapse. If you are suffering from hemorrhoids it is wise to seek professional advice as soon as possible; they will assess the severity of your condition and suggest a tailored treatment plan which may include surgery.