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Hemorrhoid Treatment
The Leaders In Internal Hemorrhoid Care
Internal hemorrhoids develop when the vascular tissue inside the rectal canal becomes enlarged due to increased pressure over time. This pressure is often caused by factors such as straining, chronic constipation, pregnancy, prolonged sitting, or a sedentary lifestyle.
Internal hemorrhoids can vary in size—from very small to significantly enlarged—and may cause symptoms such as rectal bleeding, pressure, a feeling of fullness, or incomplete bowel movements. While some cases are mild, others require professional treatment to prevent worsening symptoms.
At The Oregon Hemorrhoid Clinic, our physicians specialize in advanced, non-surgical internal hemorrhoid treatment using the Keesey Method. This minimally invasive technique uses gentle electrical therapy to shrink hemorrhoidal tissue, providing effective relief without pain or downtime.
What To Check For Internal Hemorrhoids
Internal Hemorrhoid Symptoms:
Itching
Bleeding
Internal pressure sensation
Prolapsed Internal Hemorrhoids (Grade 4)
Internal hemorrhoids are classified on a scale from Grade 1 to Grade 4 based on severity. Grade 4 hemorrhoids are the most advanced, meaning they have prolapsed outside the rectum and cannot be manually returned to their normal position. These cases often cause significant discomfort, swelling, and irritation, and require professional treatment.
Even in severe cases, effective relief is possible. At The Oregon Hemorrhoid Clinic, we offer advanced, non-surgical treatment using the Keesey Method—a minimally invasive technique designed to shrink hemorrhoidal tissue and reduce symptoms without the need for traditional surgery. While Grade 4 hemorrhoids may require multiple treatments, many patients experience meaningful, long-term relief.
Our experienced and compassionate team is here to answer your questions and guide you through every step of care. No matter your condition, we are committed to providing comfortable, effective treatment solutions at an affordable cost—so you can get back to living without pain.
