
Early diagnosis and treatment is
the best prevention of hemorrhoids!
Hemorrhoids is a general term for any condition that affects the anus, including hemorrhoids, fissures, fistulas, anal itching, and anal sexually transmitted diseases (condyloma).
Due to the nature of the anus, it is not easy to talk about, which often leads to delays in treatment.
With early and proper treatment, it can be easily treated without causing daily inconvenience and worsening of symptoms.
At Gangdong Seoul Surgery Clinic, we offer a wide range of diagnostic and treatment services.
What is a hemorrhoid?
However, more than half of all patients present to the doctor with a combination of both types of hemorrhoids. Double internal hemorrhoids are graded from 1 to 4 depending on the degree of prolapse, with a third-degree hemorrhoid being the one that becomes prolapsed after a bowel movement and requires a hand to enter, Third-degree hemorrhoids are treated surgically.
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Causes of Hemorrhoids
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Symptoms of Hemorrhoids
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Bleeding
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Prolapse
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Pain
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Anal pruritus
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Mucus discharge
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Treatment of hemorrhoids
The treatment of hemorrhoids is divided into conservative and surgical treatment, depending on the severity of the symptoms.
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Conservative treatment
sitz baths, diet, bowel habits, and medication.
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Non-surgical treatments
rubber ligation, cryotherapy, infrared light therapy, laser therapy, etc.
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Surgical treatment
surgery by a skilled surgeon to remove hemorrhoid clumps at the root.
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What is anal fissure?
It is initially caused by direct damage to the anus from hard stools, and when it becomes chronic, it is thought to be caused by increased pressure on the anal sphincter.
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Types of Anal Fissures
Acute Anal Fissure
tearing caused by constipation, resulting in painful or burning bowel movements, and small amounts of red blood on or dripping from tissues. Conservative treatment is recommended for this condition.
Chronic Anal Fissure
An acute anal fissure that heals and worsens, or does not improve and becomes infected with bacteria, causing structural changes in the anus, resulting in three characteristic findings: skin tails, thickening papillae, and anal ulcers.
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Symptoms of Anal Fissure
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Bright red bleeding
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Tearing pain
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Severe itching
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Constipation (avoiding bowel movements due to pain)
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Pseudopapules forming on the outside of the hemorrhoid
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Treatments of Anal Fissure
Treatments of anal fissure are divided into conservative and surgical treatments, depending on the severity of the condition.
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Conservative treatment
Sitz baths, diet, bowel habit modification, and medication.
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Surgical treatment
Relatively simple surgery, such as an internal sphincterotomy.
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Perianal Abscesses and Fistulas
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Symptoms of Perianal Abscesses and Fistulas
Symptoms of a perianal abscess
Anal pain not related to bowel movements, anal lumps, and a fever like a cold.
Symptoms of an anal fistula
A hard lump in the anal area that is tender or itchy to the touch, usually with pus and discharge, and sometimes bleeding.
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Treatment of Perianal Abscesses and Fistulas
The only treatment for abscesses and fistulas is surgery, and if not performed early, they can form complicated fistulas that are difficult to treat.
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Drainage surgery
If an abscess is present
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Radical surgery
Cut or resect the entire fistula tube
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Drainage and fistuloplasty
performed at the same time for fistulous abscesses
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Other Anal Diseases
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Anal Pruritus
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Anal/Rectal Pain
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Anal Sexually Transmitted Diseases (Condyloma)
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Anal Cancer
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Rectocele.
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Pilonidal Disease
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