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Indications for hemorrhoid node removal:
- Internal hemorrhoids stage 3-4: when hemorrhoid nodes significantly increase in size and prolapse from the anal canal.
- External hemorrhoids with thrombosis formation, causing severe pain and swelling.
- Chronic recurrent hemorrhoids, unresponsive to conservative treatment.
- Other hemorrhoid complications, such as thrombosis, bleeding, and tissue necrosis.
Methods of hemorrhoid node removal at "Helуos":
1.Hemorrhoidectomy (classic method)
- Procedure: In this method, the surgeon removes hemorrhoid nodes using a scalpel or laser. The surgery is performed under general or spinal anesthesia.
- Advantages: Complete removal of hemorrhoids, low recurrence risk.
- Disadvantages: Longer recovery period and possible postoperative pain.
2.Laser hemorrhoidectomy
- Procedure: A laser is used to remove hemorrhoid nodes. Laser radiation allows not only the removal of nodes but also simultaneously cauterizes vessels, reducing the risk of bleeding.
- Advantages: Minimal blood loss, rapid healing and recovery, reduced pain after surgery.
- Disadvantages: Not always suitable for severe cases.
3.Longo Method (stapler hemorrhoidopexy)
- Procedure: This method involves using a special surgical stapler to lift hemorrhoid nodes and fix them in place. This preserves the anatomy of the anal canal and provides minimal pain after surgery.
- Advantages: Fast recovery, minimal pain, preservation of normal anal canal function.
- Disadvantages: Primarily suitable for internal hemorrhoids.
4.Thrombectomy of hemorrhoid nodes
- Procedure: The surgeon removes the thrombus from the external hemorrhoid node, helping to relieve pain and reduce swelling.
- Advantages: Quick pain relief, short recovery period.
- Disadvantages: Risk of recurrence if not treated properly or during subsequent thrombosis.


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Consultation with a surgeon
700 UAH
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700 UAH
Consultation with a surgeon (Doctor of Medical Sciences)
1000 UAH
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