Hemorrhoids Laser Treatment 

Hemorrhoids can get extremely painful causing serious health problems. And this is when hemorrhoids laser treatment can come to your rescue. Here we give you the advantages of hemorrhoids laser surgery, besides the procedure. 

Hemorrhoids also called piles are a swelling of the veins of the annal and rectum areas. These swollen veins may burst due to excessive pressure, thereby resulting in the presence of blood in stool. Initially the condition shows signs of hemorrhoids itching and pain of the rectum, which if not taken care of may result in bleeding. Bleeding hemorrhoids may result from lifting heavy objects, severe coughing and hard stools. Depending on how severe the condition is, hemorrhoids can be classified into four degrees - first, second, third and fourth degree hemorrhoids. In the first degree hemorrhoids, there's bleeding without prolapsing and it's usually a condition called internal hemorrhoids. In the second degree hemorrhoids, the tissues prolapse, but they return to normal spontaneously. In the third degree hemorrhoids, you need to manually place the tissues after prolapsing, while in the fourth degree hemorrhoids the prolapsed tissues can't be manually replaced and they may require surgery. Surgery may be required for any of these stages depending on your health conditions. There are different types of surgeries, and laser surgery is one. Hemorrhoids laser treatment have become one of the most popular options to get rid of this condition. There are several advantages and disadvantages of going through laser surgery, which are mentioned in the paragraphs that follow. 

Laser Treatment for Hemorrhoids 
The doctor would carry out necessary tests and see how severe your condition is before taking a decision whether surgery is required or not. Initially the professional may recommend medications which may get you rid of external hemorrhoids. However, if it's not cured, you may need to go through a laser surgery. There are several things like place of the hemorrhoids, duration for which it has been present and symptoms of the condition, that are considered before taking a decision whether to remove it by surgery. 

In the last few years, hemorrhoids laser surgery has been successfully used for healing hemorrhoids. In this process, laser beams are used which destroy the hemorrhoids. Laser beams help in numbing and making the tissues insensitive, after which the excess tissues are removed. During the course of the surgery there's no bleeding or incision involved, which makes it comfortable for the patient. At times there may be discomfort and pain associated with this procedure, but then that's less in relation to other surgical methods.