Do I Need Surgery for Third-Grade Piles, and What Type of Operation Is Done?
3 weeks ago
I have third-grade piles and was told surgery is required. I want to know what type of operation is performed, whether it involves stitches, and what the procedure entails for a quick and safe recovery.
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Since you have third-grade piles, surgery is recommended for permanent relief. The preferred procedure is laser treatment using an advanced German diode laser, which has a 99% success rate.
The surgery is minimally invasive, meaning there is no stitching required, and most of the work is done without extensive hospital stays or complicated procedures. While it is technically considered open surgery, the laser ensures faster recovery, minimal pain, and no office work is needed post-surgery.
This advanced approach makes the treatment safe, effective, and convenient, allowing you to return to normal activities quickly while minimizing the risk of recurrence.
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