Rubber Band Ligation (RBL) for Hemorrhoids: A Non-...

47 days 1015 minutes return home complications patients shrink dry generally quick patients cons grade ii found relief painless solution recurrence monitor day pros typically recommended major surgery effective solution hemorrhoid management avoid straining prevent straining hemorrhoidectomy making hemorrhoid banding prevent complications typically shrink immediately fall rare complications shrink die eventually fall multiple hemorrhoids ii hemorrhoids prolapsed hemorrhoids quick performed excessive bleeding bleeding continues pain bleeding nonsurgical procedure treat grade youre suffering popular choice early stages cases followup lasts longer increased pain put pressure bowel movements soften stools highfiber diet area dietary recovery recovery anal region multiple sessions medical attention affordable choice normal activities typically performed incisions making tightly constricts special tool area insertion comfortable position examination table steps preparation invasive alternative concern desire topical medications conservative treatments local anesthesia blood flow special instrument blood supply technique involves manage discomfort traditional hemorrhoidectomy internal hemorrhoids sukhayu hospital mild pain ligation device band cuts invasive treatment rubber band nonsurgical treatment patients procedure typically takes treat internal hemorrhoids infection severe bleeding treatment postprocedure discomfort hospital stay quick procedure sitz baths rubber band ligation experience mild discomfort hemorrhoid moves past advanced hemorrhoids rbl small rubber band experience discomfort feeling traditional surgical options personalized treatment plan ensure proper healing avoiding heavy lifting outpatient basis rbl hemorrhoidal tissue causing hemorrhoidal tissue cutting