Should hemorrhoids surgery Choose Tradition or Minimally Invasive?

Hemorrhoid is a common disease in life, and it is difficult to heal itself. Generally speaking, patients with hemorrhoids need surgery to cure the disease. There are many methods in hemorrhoids surgery. Traditional surgery is the most common one, and hemorrhoids can also be treated by laser and minimally invasive surgery. However, minimally invasive treatment has certain requirements for patients' physical conditions, and patients with mixed hemorrhoids cannot do minimally invasive surgery.

Hemorrhoid is an anorectal disease with a very high incidence. Many people may have experienced hemorrhoids in their lives. The most obvious symptom of hemorrhoids is that it will cause anal pain in patients, and some patients will have bloody stool. Hemorrhoids are not a small problem, but because they grow in private parts of the human body, it is difficult for many people to talk about it when they are treated. Actually, this is not good. If hemorrhoids appear, they must be treated as soon as possible. Hemorrhoids are diseases that many people are prone to. Hemorrhoids can be treated by minimally invasive surgery or laser surgery. Just comparing the two surgical methods, minimally invasive surgery is definitely better, because minimally invasive surgery causes less trauma and patients recover quickly. It should be noted that patients with mixed hemorrhoids cannot undergo minimally invasive surgery.

The biggest advantage of laser surgery is its high precision. Patients with hemorrhoids can directly separate the diseased tissues during laser surgery without affecting the surrounding tissues. The principle of laser surgery is photothermal reaction, so the speed of laser surgery is much faster than that of ordinary surgery. Laser treatment of hemorrhoids takes about 20 minutes, and the operation time is very short. The biggest advantage of minimally invasive surgery is that the trauma is small and the pain suffered by patients after operation is relatively small. But minimally invasive surgery is conditional on the treatment of hemorrhoids. According to the type of hemorrhoids of patients, hemorrhoids are more common, including external hemorrhoids and internal hemorrhoids, as well as mixed hemorrhoids. Patients with mixed hemorrhoids can't do minimally invasive surgery, and minimally invasive surgery has certain limitations, which is an obvious shortcoming when minimally invasive surgery is used to treat hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids can bring great distress to people. If the patient is not mixed hemorrhoid, it is best to choose minimally invasive treatment, which can make the patient recover faster. Patients with hemorrhoids can also be treated with laser, and the effect is the same as that of minimally invasive treatment. The advantages of laser surgery are higher accuracy and shorter operation time, but the recovery time of patients after operation is longer.