The principle of formation of hemorrhoids, one of the fashionable diseases of our age, is the same as varicose veins in the legs. Both of these diseases occur due to gravity.
Hemorrhoid disease, which people hesitate to mention for various reasons, is actually not as bad as feared. Thanks to developing medical technology, it is now very easy to treat hemorrhoids.
So how are hemorrhoids treated?
Treating hemorrhoids is now very easy with today's technology. The newest and greatest innovation offered to us in the field of medicine thanks to technology islaser hemorrhoid treatment.
Laser hemorrhoid treatment, which is the latest technology used in the world, is both beneficial to patients and has an effect in a very short time. It is now frequently preferred among patients in terms of its visual appearance.
How is Hemorrhoid Treatment with Laser?
Laser treatment, also known as light therapy, uses light spheres that carry high heat. It starts by focusing on and warming up the hemorrhoid breasts. Tissue damage of 2-4 mm depth and 6-8 mm width occurs in the heated hemorrhoid nozzle.
This burning in the hemorrhoid area will also reduce the volume of the hemorrhoid nozzle as it burns the veins in that area that have expanded and become varicose and caused hemorrhoids.
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This controlled burn spread over a deep area will enable the formation of new and healthy tissues in this weakened area.
This method, which has been applied in the United States for 12 years, has started to be applied in our country for a few years.
What are the Features of Laser Treatment?
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The surgery duration is very short, between 5-15 minutes.
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There is almost no pain after the surgery.
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The patient can be discharged on the same day as the surgery.
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Treatment. Since there is no pain afterwards, the person can return to his/her daily activities.
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Since no cutting tools such as scalpels are used, there are no stitches.
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Muscles are not damaged. There is no bleeding or very little bleeding.
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Problems such as inability to hold stool and gas are not experienced.
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The treatment is painless. Therefore, it does not require anesthesia.
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