I just had THD 10 days ago for my grade 4 hemorrhoids, which comes out when I poop or when i walk or stand for too long. I told my doctor from in my post-op checkup 10 days after the procedure, that they still come out after I poop and have to manually push them back in. He told me because there is still swelling and to give it at least 3 months for them to shrink. Is this normal?

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There are actually two types of hemroids treatments involving a laser: laser coagulation therapy and laser excision. In laser coagulation therapy, the laser is actually used to create scar tissue which cuts off the blood supply to the hemorrhoidal tissue, causing it to eventually shrink up and die. The scar tissue also acts to prevent future hemorrhoids from occurring by strengthening the anal walls, thus preventing the veins there from bulging and developing into hemroids. In laser excision, the laser beam is actually used to vaporize the hemroids altogether. The hemorrhoidal tissue is completely removed, right away. Furthermore, the risk of reoccurrence of your hemorrhoids is small, and that can in turn mean that the treatment ends up costing less than other hemroids treatments that you have to repeat. 

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Infrared coagulation is when they use a infrared probe and just heat up the hemorrhoids and it shrinks them. Then they have a newer treatment called laser hemorrhoidoplasty and that needs sedating because they actually insert the laser inside the hemorrhoids and shrink it with laser energy. I personally will do infrared coagulation again because there’s really no one here in the United States who does laser hemorrhoidoplasty besides one place that I found and a person on Reddit had it done there and he didn’t have a good outcome. He was bleeding badly afterwards and had to get stitches but honestly he told me he took blue chew because he had a girl coming over lol. So he says the doctor said that’s what caused the bleeding but I’m scared now to go that route. Also quick question why did you end up going with THD surgery instead of the laser hemorrhoidectomy? Seems like you talked highly about the laser hemorrhoidectomy first then went with THD surgery instead?

Is that the same as what you’re saying here @Ricky ?

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Ricky

There are actually two types of hemroids treatments involving a laser: laser coagulation therapy and laser excision. In laser coagulation therapy, the laser is actually used to create scar tissue which cuts off the blood supply to the hemorrhoidal tissue, causing it to eventually shrink up and die. The scar tissue also acts to prevent future hemorrhoids from occurring by strengthening the anal walls, thus preventing the veins there from bulging and developing into hemroids. In laser excision, the laser beam is actually used to vaporize the hemroids altogether. The hemorrhoidal tissue is completely removed, right away. Furthermore, the risk of reoccurrence of your hemorrhoids is small, and that can in turn mean that the treatment ends up costing less than other hemroids treatments that you have to repeat.   #Rhoid Rage (& recovery)   source: https://www.hemorrhoids.org/hemorrhoids/laser-treatment-for-hemorrhoids.html

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Most people who suffer from hemorrhoids, also referred to as hemroids, will seek some sort of treatment to relieve the pain and discomfort that typically accompany the condition. The mos

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Nate

Oh wow I was totally under the perception that you had THD surgery from the post that you created. Well I’m glad your better now. Hopefully the pain will go away with my bowel movements soon. It’s weird it comes and goes sometimes but hopefully within time it will totally go away completely.

I’m still hopeful you’ll have a positive outcome THD.  Maybe it just needs more time?

I didn’t have laser or THD, I was just sharing data from group members that was sent to me privately.  I had a traditional (?) hemorrhoidectomy for grade 4, and I was all better after 3 or so months…..

I’m still hopeful you’ll have a positive outcome THD.  Maybe it just needs more time?  I didn’t have laser or THD, I was just sharing data from group members that was sent to me privately.  I had a traditional (?) hemorrhoidectomy for grade 4, and I was all better after 3 or so months…..

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