Does hemorrhoid hurt when it is cut?

? Cutting hemorrhoids is an operation in the impression of many patients. Moving a knife will naturally hurt, so will hemorrhoids surgery hurt? Does it hurt badly after the operation? Let's get to know each other that the pain of traditional surgery is inevitable, not only painful, but also slow recovery and long hospitalization time. Minimally invasive surgery is very popular now. Minimally invasive technique is painless, does not need hospitalization, and recovers quickly. Recommended minimally invasive therapy for hemorrhoids: PPH surgery PPH surgery is also called "stapler prolapse and hemorrhoids", and the treatment method of "upper hemorrhoids and lower hemorrhoids" is adopted. The operation process only takes about 20 minutes, with no pain, less bleeding, rapid recovery and rapid postoperative recovery. There were no serious long-term complications such as anal stenosis, fecal incontinence, fecal pain and anal edema. It is the frontier technology of anorectal surgery in the world at present. (1) Safety: It is not necessary to take out the anal pad, so as to preserve the normal function of the anus to the greatest extent and avoid complications such as anal stenosis and anal incontinence. (2) Slight pain: Pull the hemorrhoid nucleus out of the anus and return to its original position, and cut off the blood vessels supplying the hemorrhoid nucleus at the same time, without damaging the perianal skin, so there is almost no pain after operation. (3) Minimal trauma and quick recovery: circular mucosal resection with stapler is a non-open wound with less bleeding, which avoids the trouble of dressing change after operation and can quickly return to normal life. (4) completely retaining the anal pad: it is more in line with human anatomy and physiology, because the operation is performed above hemorrhoids and the anal pad is completely preserved. (5) Suitable for many people: due to less injuries, it is especially suitable for middle-aged and elderly people, white-collar workers who pay attention to efficiency, patients who relapse after traditional treatment, and patients with mild proctoptosis and rectal mucosal prolapse. ? Minimally invasive treatment of PPH is painless during operation, slightly painful after operation and quick recovery, usually in about one week, which is the first choice for patients.