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Advanced Hemorrhoids Treatment in Dubai 

The Advanced Hemorrhoids Treatment Clinic at Clemenceau Medical Centre Hospital is operated by US, UK & European Trained Surgeons with multiple subspeciality fellowships, decades of experience, and access to the Latest Hemorrhoids Treatment technology. Our advanced clinic aims to provide the best hemorrhoids treatment Dubai. Piles treatment in Dubai is available with a range of treatment options available, including minimally invasive procedures and surgery.

Hemorrhoids, often known as piles, are enlarged or swollen veins in the lower rectum and anus. Internal hemorrhoids, which appear under the skin around the anus, form inside the rectum. 

Latest Minimally Invasive Procedures for Hemorrhoids at CMC.  

  • THD Ultrasound Assisted Procedure – With no excisions of tissue, this technique treats the excess blood flow and prolapse. 
  • Laser Treatment – This is a 15-minute procedure with minimal pain. 

Causes of Hemorrhoids 

Some of the common causes of hemorrhoids include: 

  • Pregnancy 
  • Low fiber diet  
  • Obesity 
  • Regular heavy lifting 
  • Straining during bowel movements 
  • Chronic diarrhea 

Symptoms of Hemorrhoids 

Common signs and symptoms of hemorrhoids are dependent on the type of hemorrhoid an individual develops. These include: 

External hemorrhoids 

  • Swelling around the anus 
  • Bleeding 
  • Pain on the area 
  • Itching and irritation 

Internal hemorrhoids  

  • Usually do not present any obvious symptoms, however, they can lead to bleeding, which is evident in the stool. 

Diagnosis of Hemorrhoids 

External Hemorrhoids 

External hemorrhoids can easily be diagnosed by the doctor since they can be observed from the outside. However, in the diagnosis of internal hemorrhoids, it might include an examination of the patient’s anal canal and rectum. This may include a physical examination and visual inspection using an anoscope, proctoscope, or sigmoidoscope.  It’s some circumstances the doctor might want to examine the patient’s entire colon using colonoscopy if: 

  • The patient’s symptoms suggest that he/she might have another digestive system condition 
  • If the patient has risk factors for colorectal cancer 
  • If the patient hasn’t had a recent colonoscopy 

Internal Hemorrhoids 

During diagnosis, the doctor will look for: 

  • Bleeding that is painless during bowel movement whereby small amounts of bright red blood may be seen on the patient’s bowels 
  • A prolapsed or projecting hemorrhoid that pushes through the anal opening, causing discomfort and irritation 

Thrombosed Hemorrhoids 

For these types of hemorrhoids, the doctor will look for symptoms such as: 

  • Swelling 
  • Inflammation 
  • Severe pain 
  • A hard lump near an individual’s anus 

Risk Factors of Hemorrhoids 

Hemorrhoids are more likely to occur as an individual becomes older. This is due to the possibility of weakening and stretching in the tissues supporting an individual’s rectum and anus veins. During pregnancy, as a result of the baby’s weight placing pressure on the anal region, this may also occur. 

Treatment of Hemorrhoids 

Hemorrhoids can be treated conservatively with life style changes and medication, or through minimally invasive surgery. 

Medication 

The doctor might suggest over-the-counter creams, ointments, suppositories, or pads for hemorrhoids that produce only mild discomfort.  

Minimally invasive procedures 

Minimally invasive procedures can be recommended by a doctor in case of persistent bleeding or painful hemorrhoids. These procedures do not usually require anesthesia, and include: 

  • THD – Ultrasound Assisted Technique 
  • Laser Treatment Technique 
  • Rubber band ligation 
  • Injection (sclerotherapy) 
  • Coagulation  

Surgical interventions 

Only a small percentage of people with hemorrhoids require surgery. Therefore, surgical interventions are necessary if other procedures haven’t been successful, or the patient has large hemorrhoids. 

             

Travelling to CMC Hospital Dubai to visit a Hemorrhoids Clinic

Travelling to CMC Hospital Dubai to visit a Hemorrhoids Clinic

Searching for a ‘Hemorrhoids Treatment Clinic near me’ view our map below.  CMC is conveniently located off Al Khail Rd. If you are looking for a Hemorrhoids Doctor Dubai near Business Bay or near Downtown, or Hemorrhoids Clinic near Al Jaddaf or near Dubai Festival City we are only 5-10 minutes away.

FAQ's

There are various treatment options including: 1. Non-surgical options such as topical creams, painkillers, sitz baths 2. Minimally invasive procedures such as rubber band ligation, laser hemorrhoids treatment, infrared coagulation, and sclerotherapy. 3. Surgical procedures such as a Hemorrhoidectomy

You may see a primary care physician for minor hemorrhoids however in Dubai, UAE patients with more severe hemorrhoids are likely to benefit from hemorrhoids subspecialist such as a proctologist or general surgeon. The hemorrhoids clinic at Clemenceau Medical Center Hospital Dubai is operated by UK & US Board Certified Experts in Hemorrhoids treatment Dubai

The recovery time depends on the type of treatment, technology and technique used as well as the skill of your doctor. Most patients can resume their normal activities within a few days after undergoing minimally invasive procedures, while recovery may take longer after surgery.

The cost of hemorrhoids surgery in Dubai, UAE, for cash or international patients using the latest technology and performed by a UK or US Board Certified doctor, can range depending on the treatment option used from AED 18,000 – AED 28,000

Potential side effects may include bleeding, pain, and infection. However, these side effects are rare these days due to the advanced techniques and protocols used, and can be managed with proper care and follow-up with your doctor.

The best treatment depends on your grade/severity of hemorrhoids. Our doctors will assess to determine if a non-surgical or minimally invasive procedure would benefit you the most.

Yes, there are steps you can take to prevent hemorrhoids from recurring, such as eating a high-fiber diet, staying hydrated, exercising regularly, maintain good hygiene practices, avoiding straining during bowel movements, and taking breaks from sitting for extended periods.

Yes. Check with your insurance provider your network and which facilities you are covered at. Alternatively you can call Clemenceau Medical Center Hospital on 800-262-392 and we can check if you are covered here.

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