A hemorrhoidectomy is a surgical procedure designed to remove severe or persistent hemorrhoids, providing lasting relief from discomfort, bleeding, or prolapse when conservative treatments no longer offer relief.
What Is a Hemorrhoidectomy?
This outpatient procedure removes internal or external hemorrhoids that are causing significant pain, bleeding, or interference with daily activity. It may be recommended when non-surgical methods such as topical treatments, dietary changes, or minimally invasive therapies fail to provide relief.
The procedure typically involves excising the hemorrhoidal tissue under anesthesia and may be performed using a scalpel, laser, or stapling technique, depending on the severity and type of hemorrhoid. The goal is to restore comfort and function while minimizing future recurrence.
                
