Laser haemorrhoidectomy is the least invasive procedure that uses a beam of laser energy to remove the hemorrhoid from the body of the patient. It is used for treating serious haemorrhoids with minimal incision.
Haemorrhoids are sometimes known as piles. They are swollen, bulging veins that develop both inside and outside the anus and rectum. They are uncomfortable, and can result in rectal bleeding. We are all born with haemorrhoids but when they become swollen and enlarged, they generate uncomfortable symptoms. By the age of 50, approximately half of all adults experience haemorrhoids. The signs and symptoms of haemorrhoids differ depending on the type.
Haemorrhoids can be treated in different ways, and the treatment is mostly determined by the severity and symptoms of the condition. Laser treatment may be preferable over traditional hemorrhoidectomy because of its shorter recovery period and less postoperative pain.
The medical laser produces a beam by passing intense electrical currents through a sealed tube filled with various gases (CO2). The electrical current stimulates the CO2 until it emits a narrow beam of light. A red light is added to the beam to make it visible to the surgeon. The laser beam is then directed through a series of mirrors to a hand-piece that the surgeon uses to treat the haemorrhoids. Medical lasers for haemorrhoids have two settings. The first setting cuts the hemorrhoid with a narrow beam. In this case, the beam separates the hemorrhoid’s tissues without going all the way through the tissue. This is far gentler than surgical incision and does not harm the underlying structures. As the beam cuts, it also seals and coagulates. The vaporising setting is the second setting. This vaporises the hemorrhoid, leaving only a small, dry scar behind. Haemorrhoids can be totally treated using medical lasers without causing extensive tissue damage.
When it comes to treating piles, laser surgery has a number of advantages over other methods. They include:
Hence, the laser haemorrhoidectomy procedure is widely preferred in comparison to traditional haemorrhoid surgery. Postoperative pain is significantly less, allowing faster recovery, complete safety, and comfort. The success rate and surgical outcomes of the laser haemorrhoidectomy for piles are much better than traditional surgical procedures for haemorrhoid removal.
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