One Stop Hemorrhoid Care

The mission of the one stop hemorrhoid care is to provide a complete care of all kinds of hemorrhoids in the office.

IRC is a safe, fast and painless solution for hemorrhoids. It is approved by the FDA for the treatment of hemorrhoids. This office-based procedure takes just a few minutes and uses infrared light to comfortably treat symptomatic internal hemorrhoids.

Dr. Shu is available to help you address your concerns. As an expert in treating hemorrhoids, Dr. shu provides a complete care for all stages of internal and external hemorrhoids.

Complete Care of Internal Hemorrhoid

 

 

Grade 0-1: Very early hemorrhoids can often be effectively dealt with by dietary and lifestyle changes. The lifestyle changes should also be part of treatment plan for the more advanced hemorrhoids.

• Eat plenty of fruit, leaf vegetables, and whole-grain breads and cereals
• Use bulk-forming stool softener and fiber supplements such as Metamucil
• Exercise regularly
• Lose weight
• Drinking six to eight glasses a day of water
• Avoid sitting and straining too long while using the restroom
• Avoid reading in the bathroom
• Avoid using soap or toilet paper that is perfumed which may irritate the anal area
• Avoid excessive cleaning, rubbing, or wiping of the anal area

Grade 1-2-3: Infra-Red Coagulation (IRC) has become the world's leading office treatment for hemorrhoids. This non-surgical treatment is fast, well tolerated, and remarkably complication-free. A small probe is placed in the base of the hemorrhoid and a few short bursts of infrared light are applied. The infrared light quickly coagulates the vessels that provide the hemorrhoid with blood, causing the hemorrhoids to shrink and recede. Shrinkage of the hemorrhoidal tissues may take a few weeks.

Grade 3: Rubber band ligation is widely used for the treatment of more advanced (more prolapsed) internal hemorrhoids where the prolapsed hemorrhoidal tissue is pulled into a double-sleeved cylinder to allow the placement of two rubber bands around the tissue. Over time, the ligated tissue dies-off. Rubber band ligation usually is performed in the clinic. Often, however, there is the need for more than one procedure to resolve the condition. Rubber band ligation downgrades the hemorrhoids to grade 1 or 2, some patients may need to do Infra-Red Coagulation (IRC) treatments after Rubber band ligation.

Grade 4: A hemorrhoidectomy surgically removes the tissue that causes bleeding or protrusion. It is done in a doctor's office under anesthesia and may require a period of inactivity.

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One Stop Medical Center Service Directory

Anorectal Care		Cyst Removal
Anal fissure		Bartholin's cyst
Anal tag		Chalazion cyst
Anal wart		Ganglion cyst
Hemorrhoidectomy		Pilonidal cyst
Infra-Red Coagulation		Sebaceous cyst
Ruber band ligation
Thrombosed External Hemorrhoids		Endoscopy
		Colonoscopy
Benign Skin Lesions		Flexible sigmoidoscopy
Abscess		Gastroscopy
Actinic keratoses		Nasolaryngoscopy
Cyrotherapy
Fisiform excision		Joint Care
Keloid		Joint aspiration & injection
Moles
Pyogenic Granuloma		Lipoma Removal
Seborrheic keratosis
Shave excision		Nail Care
Skin tag		Ingrown toenail removal
Biopsy		No Scalpel Vasectomy
Excisional biopsy
Fine-needle biopsy		Skin Cancer Care
Incisional biopsy		Basal cell cacinoma
Punch biopsy		Melanoma
		Plastic flap closure
Breast biopsy		Squamous cell Carcinoma
Fine-needle aspiration		Skin cancer excision
Incisional biopsy
Simple open breat biopsy		Soft Tissue Injection
		Varicose Vein