Is laser right for you?
Confirm the grade with outpatient proctoscopy—effective chiefly for bleeding‑dominant grade II or small grade III.
Consider prolapse severity: if the main complaint is bulky prolapse that must be manually reduced, stapled hemorrhoidopexy or excisional surgery is usually superior.
Discuss cost: laser fibers are single‑use; procedure often isn’t covered by basic insurance plans.
Choose an experienced centre: outcomes correlate with surgeon experience and precise energy delivery.
Maintain bowel‑friendly habits lifelong—no procedure prevents recurrence if straining and constipation persist.
Bottom line: Laser piles treatment is a quick, low‑pain option that excels at stopping bleeding and mild prolapse, with fast return to normal activities. For advanced, irreducible piles, traditional surgical options remain the gold standard. Always have a colorectal specialist assess your grade and overall anorectal health before deciding.
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