A Comparative Study of Various Management in Haemorrhoids – Sclerotherapy, Haemorrhoidectomy and MIPH

Introduction: Haemorrhoids, or piles, are common anorectal issues affecting many people globally. AIM: To evaluate the clinical presentation, grading, and efficacy of various surgical procedures in the management of haemorrhoids. Methodology: A study was carried out, and it included 62 indoor haemorrhoid disease patients who will undergo sclerotherapy, MIPH, and haemorrhoidectomy in the Department of General Surgery at RNT medical college, and associate Maharana Bhopal Government, hospital Udaipur Rajasthan During the period of Sept 2023 to July 2024. Result: In our study of 62 patients with varying grades of haemorrhoids, Grade III was most prevalent, with MIPH being the most common surgical treatment, leading to quicker recovery and lower pain compared to conventional methods. Conclusion: In conclusion, early Grade I and II haemorrhoids can be effectively managed conservatively, while late Grade II, Grade III, and IV necessitate surgical intervention, with MIPH providing a less painful and quicker recovery option than conventional surgery.