ГЕМОРРОЙ - СИЛЬНЫЕ БОЛИ после ОПЕРАЦИИ. Как облегчить БОЛИ ГЕМОРРОЯ после геморроидэктомии?

00:38 – The doctor explains how to relieve pain after a hemorrhoidectomy. 01:06 – He notes that laxatives also help with hemorrhoid pain. 01:43 – He advises to find a supply when visiting the toilet, which can also reduce pain after the operation. 03:00 – Rectal suppositories are effective for post‑removal pain. 03:33 – A heating pad can lessen hemorrhoid pain. 04:20 – He mentions the HAL‑RAR operation as a possible option. To ease severe pain after a hemorrhoid operation, it is important to soften the stool first: drink plenty of water, eat vegetables, fruits, prunes, and black plums so the stool is about the consistency of sour cream. Take laxatives even if you are not constipated, as they reduce strain during defecation. Use a painkiller such as nimazol (tablet, powder, injection) 15–20 minutes before defecation. Sit on the toilet with your feet on a stool to lift your legs, which reduces discomfort. The perianal area can be lubricated with nifedipine ointment and applied inside to relax spasms. Prepare a bath at 45 °C and soak for 15 minutes to an hour, but consult your surgeon first. Apply rectal suppositories with anesthetic ingredients, rub and hold at the entrance without pushing. Treat the perianal area with gels or ointments containing lidocaine (e.g., Emla, Katadjel) and then place a pad with levofloxacin. Rest, and during the day apply a heating pad or a 0.5 L plastic bottle to the perineum; men should keep the scrotum away from heat. Take Detralex tablets as prescribed. Some doctors recommend the HAL‑RAR operation or a hybrid hemorrhoidectomy and HAL‑RAR to reduce pain.