Innovative Care Close to Home
If you are dealing with the persistent discomfort, pain, and bleeding caused by swollen anal veins, you do not have to suffer in silence. Our advanced medical solutions can restore your digestive health and daily comfort. Contact Northeastern Gastroenterology Associates today to schedule your consultation.
Fast and Painless Hemorrhoid Treatment
Seeking hemorrhoid treatment in Scranton does not mean enduring a complex, painful surgical process. Our specialists use a highly advanced technique in which a tiny, flexible rubber band is gently placed at the base of the hemorrhoid. Because we band in an area with very few nerve endings, you will feel no pinching. This procedure is virtually painless, safe, minimally invasive, requires no bowel preparation or sedation, and takes less than one minute to complete. It provides long-lasting results with a success rate of 99% with only a 5% recurrence rate after 2 years.
If you have symptomatic hemorrhoids, the CRH O’Regan system can help you find relief!
No Preparation or Sedation Required
When choosing our hemorrhoid treatment in Blakely or Honesdale, your appointment fits seamlessly into your routine. There is no fasting, no uncomfortable cleansing, and absolutely no enemas required before arriving. Because this innovative method requires zero sedation, you can remain fully awake, completely comfortable, and independent throughout the visit.
Zero Downtime for Busy Lifestyles
If you need efficient hemorrhoid treatment in Blakely or Honesdale, this modern approach takes about one minute. It is fast, painless, and completely eliminates the need for bowel prep or downtime. You can get right back to your day-to-day lifestyle immediately following your brief office visit.
Post-Hemorrhoid Follow-up Care
Proper recovery is simple but requires following specific instructions to ensure long-term relief. Avoid any heavy lifting, strenuous activity, or exercise the day of your procedure (all normal activity can be resumed the following day.) Normal bowel movements are encouraged so as not to fight against your body's natural urge, however, you may want to soak in a sitz bath (warm bathwater with a tablespoon of table salt) for relief.