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Grade II hemorrhoids require more extensive treatment than Grade I hemorrhoids.
True
Which type of treatment is used for Grade IV hemorrhoids?
What is a possible treatment option for internal hemorrhoids?
Elastic band ligation, sclerotherapy, or photocoagulation
Grade I hemorrhoids are treated with ______.
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Match the following types of hemorrhoids with their corresponding treatments:
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Study Notes
Internal Hemorrhoids Classification and Treatment
- Internal hemorrhoids categorized into four grades:
- Grade I: Mild symptoms, no significant prolapse.
- Grade II: Prolapse occurs during straining but reduces spontaneously.
- Grade III: Prolapse requires manual reduction.
- Grade IV: Prolapsed and cannot be reduced, often associated with pain and recurrence.
Medical Treatments
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Grade I Treatment:
- Medical management may suffice, with follow-up through an external consultation.
- If symptoms improve, continue monitoring in outpatient settings.
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Grade II Treatment:
- Medical management with options for additional procedures if symptoms persist.
- Recommended treatments include:
- Elastic band ligation
- Sclerotherapy
- Photocoagulation
- Follow-up is required to assess symptom improvement.
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Grade III Treatment:
- Surgical intervention may be necessary if conservative measures fail.
- Hemorrhoidopexy or artery ligation guided by ultrasound can be considered.
- Follow-up will determine if symptoms improve; if not, hemorrhoidectomy is the next step.
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Grade IV Treatment:
- Surgical treatment typically involves hemorrhoidectomy due to severity.
- Continuous follow-up is crucial post-surgery for recovery monitoring.
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This quiz focuses on the classification of internal hemorrhoids by grades and their respective treatments. It provides insights into the differences between Grades I to IV and discusses options such as hemorrhoidopexy. Test your knowledge on this important health topic.
