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Why is Haemorrhoid Banding done?
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Dr Basil Almehdawy
Gastroenterologist
Dr Basil Almehdawy is a Queensland trained Consultant Gastroenterologist, he finished an Advanced Luminal endoscopy fellowship at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, focused at advanced … View Profile
It is the most common and effective non-surgical treatment for Grade 1 to 3 internal haemorrhoids that cause persistent bleeding, prolapse, or discomfort that has not responded to conservative measures such as dietary changes, increased fibre intake, and topical treatments. It is not suitable for external haemorrhoids.
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