Internal hemorrhoids and polyps removed together

The simultaneous removal of internal hemorrhoids and polyps can be achieved through surgery, and common methods include endoscopic mucosal resection, laser resection, and traditional surgery. Internal hemorrhoids are varicose veins in the anus, and polyps are abnormal proliferations of the intestinal mucosa. Both may exist at the same time and require timely treatment.

1. Endoscopic mucosal resection is suitable for smaller internal hemorrhoids and polyps. The diseased tissue is directly removed through the endoscope, which has little trauma and fast recovery. Laser resection uses laser energy to accurately remove the lesion, with less bleeding and less pain. Traditional surgery is suitable for larger or complex lesions. It is removed with a scalpel, and the effect is thorough but the recovery time is longer.

2. The formation of internal hemorrhoids is related to long-term constipation, long-term sitting, pregnancy and other factors, which lead to increased anal venous pressure. The occurrence of polyps is related to genetics, chronic inflammation, improper diet and other factors, and may develop into colorectal cancer. When both exist at the same time, colonoscopy or anoscopy is required to confirm the diagnosis.

3. Postoperative care includes diet adjustment, improvement of living habits and regular check-ups. Increase dietary fiber intake, such as oats, vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Maintain regular bowel movements and avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time. Regular check-ups are conducted 1 month, 3 months and 6 months after surgery to monitor recovery.

Simultaneous removal of internal hemorrhoids and polyps is a safe and effective treatment method. After the operation, you need to pay attention to your diet and lifestyle habits, have regular check-ups, prevent recurrence, and ensure long-term health.