Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy: What No One Tells You

 

When you hear the word “surgery,” especially for something like piles or hemorrhoids, it’s natural to feel nervous. You start thinking of long hospital stays, painful recovery, and endless discomfort. But what if we told you that things have changed?

At Vitadell Healthcare, a multi-specialty surgical daycare hospital in Kolkata, there's a modern solution called stapled hemorrhoidectomy and it’s not as scary as it sounds.

What Is Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy?

In simple words, it’s a procedure where the swollen blood vessels (piles) are pushed back into place and stapled so they stop bothering you. No cutting out piles the old-fashioned way.

Instead of removing the hemorrhoids, this method pulls them back where they belong and cuts off their blood supply so they shrink on their own.

Think of it like fixing a bulging balloon in a tire tube you don’t have to remove the tube, you just put the bulge back and seal it.

What People Don’t Often Talk About

Here’s what makes this procedure a game-changer:

  • It’s quick: The whole procedure usually takes about 30 minutes.

  • Minimal pain: Since the stapling happens above the area with pain-sensing nerves, recovery is way less painful than traditional surgery.

  • You go home the same day: At Vitadell, Kolkata’s first multi-specialty surgical daycare hospital, patients usually return home just a few hours after surgery.

  • Faster healing: Most people are back to their routine in 3–5 days.

  • No severe bleeding: That means no big scars, no open wounds, and definitely no stitches that you’ll feel every time you sit.

Is It for Everyone?

Not always. It works best for people with internal piles (grades 2 and 3). Your doctor will check if it’s the right fit for you.

But if you’re someone who’s been struggling with bleeding, itching, or that heavy feeling down there it’s definitely worth checking out.

Conclusion

Stapled hemorrhoidectomy is a modern, faster, and more comfortable way to deal with piles. And with experienced doctors at a trusted multi-specialty surgical daycare hospital, you can get treated and go home all in a single day.Still unsure? Just walk in and ask we’re here to make things simple at Vitadell Healthcare.

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