Symptoms Addressed

• Rectal bleeding during bowel movements

• Prolapsed hemorrhoids that protrude from the anus

• Itching, irritation, or discomfort in the anal region

• Mild pain or swelling from internal hemorrhoids

• Chronic hemorrhoid-related discomfort

Procedure Overview

1. Pre-procedure Assessment

   • Physical examination and anoscopy

   • Review of medications and bleeding disorders

2. Hemorrhoid Banding Procedure

   • Performed without general anesthesia; usually done as an outpatient procedure

   • Small elastic band is applied at the base of the internal hemorrhoid

   • Procedure duration: 5–10 minutes per hemorrhoid

   • Multiple hemorrhoids may be treated in separate sessions

3. Post-procedure Care

   • Short rest period; patients can resume normal activities the same day

   • Mild discomfort, bleeding, or cramping may occur for a few days

   • Pain relief with oral medications if needed

   • High-fiber diet and hydration to prevent constipation

   • Follow-up to monitor healing and ensure hemorrhoid detachment

Benefits of Hemorrhoid Banding

• Minimally invasive with quick recovery

• Outpatient procedure; no hospital stay required

• Effective for internal hemorrhoids causing bleeding or prolapse

• Reduces pain, discomfort, and recurrence risk

• Avoids complications associated with open surgery

Hemorrhoid Banding Cost in India

Table 1: Average Hemorrhoid Banding Cost in India

Factors Affecting Cost

1. Number of hemorrhoids treated – More hemorrhoids may require multiple sessions

2. Hospital or clinic location – Metro cities and advanced centers may charge more

3. Pre- and post-procedure care – Anoscopy, tests, and medications

4. Patient condition – Bleeding disorders or complex hemorrhoids may require extra care

Who Should Consider Hemorrhoid Banding?

• Patients with internal hemorrhoids (Grade II–III) causing bleeding or prolapse

• Individuals seeking a minimally invasive outpatient solution

• Patients with chronic hemorrhoid-related discomfort not responding to conservative treatment

• Candidates referred by proctologists, colorectal surgeons, or gastroenterologists

• Suitable for adults, with special care in elderly patients