How to perform hemorrhoid surgery

Before hemorrhoid surgery, a systematic examination should be conducted to rule out intestinal tumors. After a complete examination, the patient will be given an enema or laxatives to flush the intestines, and then anesthesia will be given. Different surgeries will be selected based on the patient's condition.

1. How to perform hemorrhoid surgery? Before we perform hemorrhoid surgery, we usually have to do a systematic examination for the patient. We first have to rule out intestinal tumors, because hemorrhoids often cause blood in the stool. If there is blood in the stool, we are afraid that there are other tumors or other inflammations in the intestine that will cause bleeding.

2. We must first complete some related examinations. If after completing the examination, it is indeed he who needs surgical treatment due to hemorrhoidal bleeding, we will prepare the patient's intestines with some enemas, or let the patient take some laxatives to clean the intestines. After the intestines are prepared, we will let the patient fast before the operation, and then choose anesthesia. Our anesthesia generally chooses spinal anesthesia, spinal anesthesia, or local anesthesia. It can be selected according to the patient's condition. If some patients are sensitive to pain and are more afraid, we can choose general anesthesia.

3. Surgical methods We have different surgical methods for different patients, because different hemorrhoids require different treatments. There are classic external stripping and internal ligation, hemorrhoidal mucosal circumcision, which is more commonly known as PPH. There is also selective hemorrhoidal mucosal circumcision, which we treat hemorrhoids with more obvious points. In this way, the patient's anal function will be better protected. There are also some elastic line ligation to treat hemorrhoids, which can better protect the anal function. Specifically, we have to look at the severity of the patient's hemorrhoids and which surgical method is suitable for him.