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Hemorrhoids (Internal & External)

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What is Haemorrhoids (Piles)?

Treatment Options

Frequently Asked Questions

what is haemorrhoids (piles)?

Haemorrhoids, also commonly known as piles (Buasir in Bahasa Malaysia and 痔疮 in Chinese), is a common disease amongst both males and females. Healthy haemorrhoids contribute significantly to the closure of the anus as a vascular cushion. The anus is first and foremost controlled by an internal sphincter muscle. By attaching to the muscle, haemorrhoid cushions are there to prevent leakage in a controlled manner.

During one’s lifetime, individuals might experience one or more episodes of enlargement or dropping of these cushions. Haemorrhoids become symptomatic when they become swollen, or inflamed veins developed around the anus in the lower rectum. Generally haemorrhoids are divided into 2 categories – internal and external haemorrhoids.

Symptoms of haemorrhoids

The first symptoms of haemorrhoids begin to surface when a person detects the following abnormalities:

Internal Haemorrhoids

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Involve rectal bleeding, displayed as bright red blood on stool or in the toilet bowl after a bowel movement. There is generally no pain if internal haemorrhoids are not prolapsed – an internal haemorrhoid is a described as prolapsed if the haemorrhoid has fallen through the anal opening – this may then cause discomfort and pain as a result.

External Haemorrhoids

Laser Haemorrhoids

Easily detected through feeling of one or more tender lumps near the anus. Alongside anal itching, discomfort is further exacerbated when sitting. Oftentimes such symptoms disappear after a few days.

Learn about haemorrhoids symptoms and treatments. ... Haemorrhoids, also known as piles, are swellings containing enlarged blood vessels

Grades of Haemorrhoids

Grade 1

There are 4 grades of haemorrhoids. For Grade 1 haemorrhoids, the anal cushions bleed but do not prolapse.

Grade 2

For Grade 2 haemorrhoids, the anal cushions prolapse through the anus on straining but reduce spontaneously.

Grade 3

For Grade 3 haemorrhoids, the anal cushions prolapse through the anus on straining or exertion and require manual replacement into the anal canal.

Grade 3

For Grade 3 haemorrhodis, the anal cushions prolapse through the anus on straining or exertion and require manual replacement into the anal canal.

Grade 4

For Grade 4 haemorrhoids, the prolapse stays out at all times and is irreducible.

Symptoms of Haemorrhoids

Pain during bowel movements

Symptoms of haemorrhoids

Bright red blood spotted on toilet paper

Symptoms of haemorrhoids

Bright red blood in the toilet bowl

Symptoms of haemorrhoids

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Symptoms of haemorrhoids

Pain or discomfort while sitting or after bowel movements

Symptoms of haemorrhoids

Swelling around the anus

Symptoms of haemorrhoids

Treatment Options

The medical treatment of haemorrhoids depends on the grade of the disease. Haemorrhoids are categorised into 4 grades.

During Grade 1, a medicinal treatment and a high fibre diet may be sufficient.

During Grade 2, haemorrhoids can be treated with medicinal treatment or surgical procedure such as rubber banding.

During Grade 3 and 4, a surgical procedure is required. During conventional surgical procedure, excess haemorrhoid tissue is being cut off. Sometimes, the sensitive sphincter muscle responsible for control of bowel movement is injured during surgical procedure and cut off partially. In addition to pain, the surgical procedure can possibly lead to various complications such as incontinence or narrowing of the anal canal.

With the cutting-edge technology,

Laser offers minimally invasive treatment for haemorrhoids!

Laser treatment shrinks haemorrhoids from inside-out. A small puncture (less than 2mm) is made with a thin laser fibre. The haemorrhoids are then shrunk from inside out without injuring the sphincter muscle. Only a very small wound, which will heal completely shortly after the surgery.

Laser fibre is inserted into the centre of haemorrhoid. Each haemorrhoid is shrunk from within in a controlled manner, by means of laser energy. Blood supply to the enlarged haemorrhoids is being cut off. Haemorrhoids shrink and slowly regress as a result of the treatment.

Laser Haemorrhoids,

a nearly painless minimally-invasive treatment for haemorrhoids!

The laser fiber is inserted in the centre of the hemorrhoids under direct vision.

Fiber laser dimasukkan ke dalam buasir melalui tusukan kecil.

把一支激光光纤，通过一个下洞孔，伸进痔疮的基地位置。

Each haemorrhoids is shrunk from within in a controlled manner, by means of laser energy. Blood supply to the enlarged haemorrhoids is cut off.

Dengan menggunakan tenaga laser, saluran darah kepada buasir tersebut dimansuhkan dan buasir menyusut.

均匀准确的发射激光能量，使痔疮内的血管凝固，阻断痔疮静脉血供，使痔疮从内部开始萎缩。

Each haemorrhoids is shrunk from within in a controlled manner, by means of laser energy. Blood supply to the enlarged haemorrhoids is cut off.

Dengan menggunakan tenaga laser, saluran darah kepada buasir tersebut dimansuhkan dan buasir menyusut.

均匀准确的发射激光能量，使痔疮内的血管凝固，阻断痔疮静脉血供，使痔疮从内部开始萎缩。

Haemorrhoids shrink and slowly regress as a result of the treatment.

Fibrosis yang berlaku di antara tisu buasir akan menyusutkan buasir secara beransur-ansur.

在之后的2至4周里，痔疮里的组织会出现纤维化，使痔疮进一步萎缩。

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which grade of haemorrhoids is suitable for Laser procedure?

Laser is suitable for haemorrhoids from grade 2 to 4.

2. How long do I need to stay in hospital after Laser Haemorrhoids Procedure?

Patient normally will be discharged after 1 night stay in the hospital.

3. Can I pass motion after Laser Haemorrhoids Procedure?

Yes, you could expect to pass gas and motion as usual after the procedure.

4. What shall I expect after Laser Haemorrhoids Procedure?

Post-operation swelling shall be expected. This is a normal phenomenon, due to heat generated by laser from inside of the haemorrhoid. Swelling is usually painless, and will subside after a few days. You might be given medication or Sitz-bath to help in reducing the swelling, please do it as per instructions by the doctor/nurse.

5. How long do I need to lie down on bed for recovery?

No, you do not need to lie down for long for recovery purpose. You can perform daily activity as usual but keep it at minimal once you’ve discharged from hospital. Avoid doing any straining activity or exercise such as weight lifting and cycling within the first three weeks after the procedure.

6. Patients choosing this treatment will benefit from the following advantages:

Minimal or no pain
Fast recovery
No open wounds
No tissue is being cut off
Patient can eat and drink the next day
Patient can expect to pass motion soon after surgery, and usually without pain
Accurate tissue reduction in the haemorrhoid nodes
Maximum preservation of continence
Best possible preservation of sphincter muscle and related structures such as anoderm and mucous membranes