Sometimes referred to as piles, hemorrhoids are veins located in the lower rectum and anus that can become inflamed and swollen. When hemorrhoids become inflamed they cause symptoms such as bleeding, itching, swelling, soiling and even prolapse.
Fortunately, treatment with the CRH O’Regan System is 99% effective at relieving hemorrhoidal symptoms long-term.
The CRH O’Regan System is an innovative hemorrhoid banding system that uses gentle manual suction to apply a rubber band to the base of the hemorrhoid.
Over the next few days, this rubber band will restrict blood flow, causing the hemorrhoid to shrink, dry up and fall off. The CRH O’Regan System is a quick, effective and pain-free option for those looking to treat internal hemorrhoids.
The procedure takes approximately one minute and provides long-lasting results. The success rate with the CRH O’Regan system is 99% with only 5% of patients experiencing symptoms again after 2 years. . If you have symptomatic, hemorrhoids, The CRH O’Regan system can help you find relief.
Unlike traditional banding techniques or hemorrhoid surgery, the CRH O’Regan system does not require extensive preparation or prolonged recovery times. When placing the band, the physician will ensure it does not capture any tissue that contains pain sensing nerves, reducing the likelihood of painful side effects or complications and ensuring a virtually painless procedure.
Another benefit of hemorrhoid banding is most patients do not even notice when the hemorrhoid falls off. In most cases, the hemorrhoid will easily fall off after a few days, typically during a regular bowel movement. Many patients only notice the rubber band in the toilet after a bowel movement. Following a hemorrhoid banding session, you will want to avoid heavy lifting or strenuous activity for the day, but can return to work right away.
The CRH O’Regan System is designed to treat internal hemorrhoids, which are located in the anal lining. While hemorrhoid banding is not intended for external hemorrhoids, or hemorrhoids that develop outside the rectum, many patients experience improvement of their external hemorrhoid symptoms after their internal hemorrhoids are treated with hemorrhoid banding.
In many cases, patients who suffer from external hemorrhoids also have internal hemorrhoids. Treating internal hemorrhoids can benefit and improve the severity of external hemorrhoids and help relieve numerous symptoms, such as inflammation and swelling. After addressing internal hemorrhoid symptoms, external hemorrhoid symptoms often dissipate and improve.
The CRH O’Regan hemorrhoid banding procedure is similar to traditional hemorrhoid banding, as both are designed to place a band around the base of a hemorrhoid. This band is placed at the base of the hemorrhoid and restricts blood flow into the hemorrhoid itself. Without proper blood flow, the hemorrhoid will begin to wither and shrink over time.
In most cases, the hemorrhoid will naturally fall off within two to four days after your hemorrhoid banding treatment. Most patients typically require three banding treatments for the best results and long-lasting relief from internal hemorrhoids. One rubber band will be placed during each banding session to maintain a very low likelihood of potential risks or uncomfortable side effects.
Hemorrhoid banding is an effective treatment because once a hemorrhoid falls off, it greatly reduces the risk that the hemorrhoid may return in that same spot. Unlike traditional banding techniques, the CRH O’Regan System does not require the use of metal clamps, which are uncomfortable and often cause pain.
Hemorrhoid banding with the CRH O’Regan is a highly effective hemorrhoid banding technique proven to be 99% effective at removing internal hemorrhoids and eliminating uncomfortable symptoms. In fact, the CRH O’Regan banding treatment is as effective as hemorrhoid surgery but carries a much smaller risk of potential complications. Additionally, non-surgical hemorrhoid removal does not require extensive downtime or a long recovery period, as some traditional treatments or surgeries do.
