With nearly one in two adults affected by a hemorrhoidal disorder at some point in their lives, sufferers no longer need to be embarrassed or scared. The sooner you seek counseling or a thorough diagnosis, the more likely you are to recover from symptoms with minimal discomfort.

• Excessive pushing during defecation.
• Pregnancy and childbirth (pressure).
• Loosening of the tissues due to age.
• An unhealthy lifestyle: little physical exercise, bad eating habits, alcohol, etc.
• Sedentary lifestyle, long car journeys,…

Hemorrhoidal pads are attached in the sphincter region by connective and muscle tissue. If this “suspension” is damaged, the mucous membrane and the pads slide down, hindering the arrival of blood and creating hypertrophy of the hemorrhoidal pads and sometimes their protusion outside the anus. This is called hemorrhoidal prolapse. This hypertrophy of the hemorrhoidal pads can be classified into 4 grades:

• Grad I – slightly enlarged pads.
• Grad II - enlarged pads that protrude during thrusts but retract spontaneously.
• Grad III – very distended pads that must be manually pushed back into the anal canal.
• Grad IV – extremely dilated paw pads with permanent protrusion outside the anus.

Are the symptoms common? So don't hesitate to talk to your doctor about it! Many other people have the same problem! The sooner your symptoms are treated, the greater the chance that they will be treated with simple treatment. Ask your doctor for all the details about THD Dopler Method treatment.

Conservative treatment with lifestyle modification 
Surgical excision 
Laser surgery 
THD surgery ( More advanced)
Consult your doctor for suitable treatment.