LASER TREATMENTS
Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty is the name of the laser procedure used to treat piles. In the second, third, and fourth stages of the disease, a laser therapy for piles may be given, although in the first stage, we try to cure it with medications and dietary modifications. Comparison to other intensive surgical treatments, a laser hemorrhoidoplasty is very effective and requires very little recovery time.
The rays of a laser are used in a laser therapy process. Laser beams are directed at the target area, causing a fibrous response in the endothelium or inner cells of swelling arteries and connective tissue cells. The blood arteries that provide blood to the hemorrhoids constrict or close as a result of this response. The haemorrhoids deflate and eventually dry out as a result of this. Hemorrhoids reach back inside due to a fibrous response in hemorrhoidal connective tissue, resolving haemorrhoids prolapse problems.
A non-surgical way of treating piles is a laser hemorrhoidoplasty. This procedure does not necessitate the use of anaesthetic. The advantages of laser hemorrhoidoplasty over standard surgical therapy for piles are numerous. Some of them are as follows:
- It has a modest level of discomfort.
- This technique employs energy that is free of tissue injury and scarring.
- This treatment is the most attractive and helps patients maintain their self-esteem.
- It does not need you to be in bed for lengthy periods of time, and you may return to work right away.
- Because the anal sphincter's function is properly retained, there is no risk of incontinence or faeces leakage.
- Patient pain is reduced after surgery.