USA Hemorrhoid Centers

What Are Hemorrhoids

Internal hemorrhoids are composed of a dense arteriovenous network called Corpus Cavernosum Recti (CCR).

Risk Factors Include:

Sitting for long periods
Chronic constipation or diarrhea
Family history of hemorrhoids
Obesity
Anal Intercourse
Pregnancy

Benefits of Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization

An outpatient, minimally invasive procedure, hemorrhoidal artery embolization is an advanced treatment for internal hemorrhoids that can cause pain and bleeding.

At USA Hemorrhoid Centers, hemorrhoidal artery embolization is performed by experienced interventional radiologists (IRs), who use advanced imaging techniques, like X-ray or ultrasound, to diagnose and treat conditions.

Hemorrhoid artery embolization (HAE) is a non-surgical treatment that resolves pain and bleeding from grade 2 and 3 hemorrhoids by blocking these abnormal blood vessel connections, eliminating the bleeding.

Other Benefits Include:

45-minute outpatient procedure
Short recovery: return to normal activities the next week
Identifies the hemorrhoidal arteries more accurately than other methods available
No damage to tissue or rectal wounds
Maintains rectal continence
Effective at reducing bleeding and pain from internal hemorrhoids
Relatively painless procedure, requiring no general anesthesia, stitches, pain, bleeding, rectal issues or hospital stay
Low-risk of complications post-procedure

Am I a Candidate?

Hemorrhoid artery embolization is a proven minimally invasive treatment for people who have bleeding and experience pain from hemorrhoids that are negatively impacting their life.

Hemorrhoid artery embolization is the best option if you suffer from grade 2 or 3 internal hemorrhoids and treatment with hygiene, medications or non-surgical methods are not successful. Also, if you did not benefit from surgery, Hemorrhoid artery embolization might be for you.

At USA Hemorrhoid Centers, our expert interventional radiologists (IRs) can determine if you are a candidate for hemorrhoid artery embolization .

Contact USA Hemorrhoid Centers to Learn More

Hemorrhoid artery embolization has been found to be an effective treatment and has lower risks than surgery. Fill out the form or contact us today.