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hemorrhoid surgery, hemorrhoidectomy, hemorrhoid surgery, removal of enlarged veins around the anus, hemorrhoids, hemorrhoids, swollen, enlarged, dilated, veins, varicose veins, internal, outside, external, anus, increased pressure, straining, constipated, pregnancy, hemorrhoids, cause pain, bleeding, clots, itching, hemorrhoids, removed surgically the patient is sedated, pain-free, local, spinal anesthesia, deep asleep, pain-free, general anesthesia, enlarged vein, hemorrhoid, removed, a gauze packing is inserted to reduce bleeding, smaller hemorrhoids, banded, a small rubber band, around the base, the hemorrhoid, causing the hemorrhoid tissue to die, fall off from lack of blood flow, such hemorrhoids, injected, a sclerosing, hardening, agent, has the same effect, an outpatient, office procedure, minimal, no anesthesia, hemorrhoid removal recommended, nonsurgical treatment, fiber -rich diet, laxatives, stool softener, suppositories, medications, warm baths, has not provided adequate relief, persistent itching, anal bleeding, pain, blood clots, thrombosis, the hemorrhoids, infection, risks, anesthesia, reactions to medications, problems breathing, surgery, bleeding, infection, additional risks include possible narrowing, stricture, the anus, outcome, very good, in the majority of cases, preventive measures adherence to a high fiber diet, avoiding constipation must be taken, prevent recurrence, experience considerable pain after surgery, the anus tightens, relaxes, medications to relieve pain used, to avoid straining, stool softeners, avoid any straining, bowel movement, urination, soaking, warm bath, bring additional comfort, expect complete recovery in, 2 weeks.