The benefits of excising hemorrhoids, i.e. surgical treatment of hemorrhoids, are relief from pain, bleeding and other symptoms, shorter treatment time etc. The disadvantage is that complications such as bleeding and anal stenosis may occur.
Surgical treatment of hemorrhoids restores the normal anatomical structure of the anus, thus relieving the pain, bleeding, and anal discomfort associated with hemorrhoids. At the same time, compared with conservative treatment, surgical treatment has the advantages of shorter treatment time and faster recovery.
The downside is that surgical treatment carries the risk of complications. Infection, wound dehiscence, bleeding, anal stenosis, fecal incontinence and other complications can occur after some surgeries.
Most hemorrhoids do well with medication, injections, and other treatments, and surgical treatment is limited to those who have failed non-surgical treatments. It is recommended that patients with hemorrhoids, combined with discomfort symptoms, timely to the hospital, for a clear diagnosis, according to the condition of the choice of appropriate treatment options.