Hemorrhoidal disease (HD), also known as symptomatic hemorrhoids, is more common in adults while its incidence in children has been reported to increase.1,2 Hemorrhoids are vascular submucosal cushions located in the anal canal.
Hemorrhoidal ligation was first done by Hippocrates in 460 BC with a thread.
Other options include sclerotherapy, in which a solution is injected around the blood vessel to shrink the hemorrhoid, and infrared coagulation, in which a device is used to burn the
hemorrhoidal tissue.
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hemorrhoidal tissues and provides pain relief from burning, itching and discomfort, the company said.
Life threatening retroperitoneal sepsis after
hemorrhoidal Injection scleotherapy: report a case.
Stapled hemorrhoidopexy is done with a circular stapler device, which circumferentially removes the mucosa and submucosa above the
hemorrhoidal cushions.
Medical Treatment For second- and third-degree hemorrhoids, as well as first-degree hemorrhoids that aren't helped by conservative therapy, your doctor may suggest a procedure to destroy the
hemorrhoidal tissue.
On the other hand, we included a study of the efficacy of Aesculus hippocastanum in
hemorrhoidal disease.
In addition, you can try simple at-home treatments--such as an over-the-counter
hemorrhoidal cream, like Preparation H, suppositories containing hydrocortisone or lidocaine, and the astringent witch hazel--to help ease itching and burning.
Catheter-directed middle
hemorrhoidal artery embolization for life-threatening rectal bleeding.