Get Relief with Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization
How the Procedure Works
A tiny catheter is inserted through a small puncture in the wrist or groin.
Using real-time imaging (X-ray guidance), the physician identifies the arteries feeding the hemorrhoids.
Small particles are released to reduce blood flow to the hemorrhoids.
With less blood supply, hemorrhoids gradually shrink and symptoms improve.
Internal hemorrhoids
Chronic rectal bleeding caused by hemorrhoids
Patients who have not responded to conservative treatments
Patients seeking an alternative to surgery
No incisions or stitches
Performed as an outpatient procedure
Minimal pain and discomfort
Faster recovery compared to surgery
Preserves normal anal anatomy
Low risk of complications
Most patients return to normal activities within 24–48 hours. Symptoms such as bleeding typically improve within days to weeks.
Internal hemorrhoids
Chronic rectal bleeding caused by hemorrhoids
Patients who have not responded to conservative treatments
Patients seeking an alternative to surgery
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