Hemroids on Anus 

Most hemroids occur from improper defication. We believe that few people know about bowel movement properly, even doctors. Proper bowel movement can prevent and treat hemroids.

If hemroids do occur, professional treatment is necessary. The procedures we use for this disease depend upon the type, stage, and symptoms of the patient.

Most early-stage internal hemroids can be cured by simple methods and without any pain. Some cases in late stages also can be treated using simple methods but others need surgery called "Hemroidsectomy".

"Circumferential hemroidsectomy" is the best and latest technique we have developed for multiple large hemroids. It leaves no visible scar around the anus, unlike former conventional techniques that always left ugly scars and carried a high risk of sphincter injury resulting in incontinency. Our technique can be performed under local anesthesia as an out-patient.