Mr. Xu, aged 30, is a case in point. Relatives and friends alike envy his achievements: after years of hard work, he's built a home, acquired a car, and enjoys the company of a beautiful wife and adorable son. Yet these blessings cannot mask the pain that has plagued him for years—hemorrhoids.
According to Mr. Xu, his profession has made alcohol a constant companion. Constipation has been a persistent issue, with medication providing only temporary relief. Especially after drinking or eating spicy foods, his stools become hard and dry, triggering hemorrhoid flare-ups that cause excruciating pain.Recently, during a company dinner, colleagues decided to try hot pot to savor its spicy flavors. Unable to decline, Mr. Xu joined them. This experience proved problematic. After the meal, he noticed something amiss: whenever he squatted, he could feel a foreign object accompanied by swelling, worsening during bowel movements but subsiding when standing.To be cautious, Mr. Xu researched extensively online and suspected he might have an external hemorrhoid. He made an appointment online with Dongda Anorectal Hospital for an examination.
After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor confirmed Mr. Xu had external hemorrhoids. A painless electronic anoscopy revealed swelling and protrusions in the anal area, covered by skin—classic signs of varicose external hemorrhoids. Following the doctor's recommendation, Mr. Xu underwent HCPT minimally invasive surgery for treatment. The procedure took only 20 minutes, and he was able to return home shortly afterward.
Hohhot Dongda Anorectal Hospital has introduced advanced Korean superconducting light painless electronic anoscopy. This examination takes only 3-5 minutes with over 99% diagnostic accuracy, preventing misdiagnosis and missed diagnoses. It represents the cutting-edge equipment for anorectal disease examination and diagnosis internationally.
>It also provides reliable comparative data before and after treatment, helping patients understand their condition and choose appropriate treatment plans. This avoids delays caused by limitations of traditional manual examinations. It is used for diagnosing anal and rectal diseases such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal fistulas, perianal abscesses, hypertrophic anal papillae, proctitis, colorectal cancer, anal canal inflammation, and anal eczema.