April 2016Are you itching for spring?If you're a hemorrhoid sufferer, over the winter months you may have pushed to the back burner the opportunity to alleviate the itching, bleeding, burning, pain, anal leakage and general discomfort you've been living with in favor of hunkering down indoors. You may even have been wrestling with embarrassment or fear of treatment.Now that spring is in bloom, your problem will likely be exacerbated by activities like golfing and exercise, and the standing, squatting, bending and lifting that typically accompany yard work or other outdoor pursuits.Creams or ointments may provide temporary relief, but the underlying hemorrhoid problem will probably continue to get worse. Only proper treatment can bring you the relief you seek-so that you can enjoy life again and be active this spring, as well as many springs to come.Being self-conscious should never prevent you from getting the medical care you need. I've helped thousands of people reclaim their lives and I can help you, too. Here's how:Infrared CoagulationI use a high-intensity infrared light, similar to a laser, to reduce the blood flow and inflammation, addressing the problem at its source.CRH O' Regan MethodThis method allows me to apply gentle suction to the redundant tissue and easily place an elastic band to remove larger hemorrhoids.Both of these treatments take only a few seconds to do, and since they are performed in an area with no nerve endings, they can be administered right in the comfort of my office without anesthesia. There is virtually no pain, no prep needed, there are no major restrictions, and you don't have to take time off of work.Our consultations are free of charge and our procedures are covered by insurance.Download the original Mimi newspaper article here.
