External hemorrhoids can be cured. Early prevention and reasonable treatment of external hemorrhoids can greatly reduce the serious consequences and physical burden brought by them. For different types of hemorrhoids, treatment methods such as separation and excision, stripping and excision, and excision are adopted. The aforementioned treatments generally require a hospital stay of 20-30 days and involve longer pain duration. Therapeutic drugs can also be injected into the hemorrhoidal nodules to achieve the purpose of treatment. HCPT minimally invasive treatment can also be adopted, which is the best method for treating hemorrhoids with minimal damage to body tissues. Paying attention to diet, drinking more water, and engaging in appropriate exercise on a daily basis can effectively prevent recurrence of external hemorrhoids. In summary, external hemorrhoids can be cured, but daily prevention and early treatment are necessary.
