Surgery remains the predominant choice to get rid of painful haemorrhoids for haemorrhoid sufferers that have reached more advanced years.

Cutting-edge medical equipment technology used in medical centres and hospitals today has delivered to the forefront, advanced operation procedures that depart from the conventional. Such new procedures involve the use of computerized precision instruments that shortens diagnostic sessions and operation times.

Owing to the operation procedure's inherent 'non-invasive' technique, recuperation time for patients is appreciatively shortened. In recorded cases, several patients are observed to have recovered quick enough to be discharged on the same day, post operation.

If you are seeking treatment that would invariably and ultimately bring the desperately sought after relief to your haemorrhoid problem, a dynamic solution in the form of laser haemorrhoid surgery is now readily available. Laser Haemorrhoido Plasty (LHP) is a painless alternative to haemorrhoidectomy, an open surgery.