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  • 14/08/2025

What are the best surgical options for grade 4 hemorrhoids? I've heard medication might not be enough, but can ayurveda or homeopathy actually cure it? Worried about the pain and recovery time if surgery is needed.

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medication won't cure grade 4 haemorrhoids will be useful for grade 1 or 2 dietary modification must after surgery options 1.stapler haemorrhoiectomy(best for grade 4) 2.open /closed haemorrhoiectomy(cost effective . most common procedure) 3.laser haemorrhoiectomy

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