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[Modern trends in combined treatment of hemorrhoids: topical form Tribenoside + Lidocaine and phlebotonic Ginkgo biloba + Troxerutin + Heptaminol].
Khirurgiia 2022
Acute hemorrhoids are the most common reason for referring to coloproctologist in people of working age. In the modern world, food culture and lifestyle are the most prominent factors leading to the risk of hemorrhoids. In the 21st century, it is hard to overestimate an importance of potential employability and active social role regarding socio-economic well-being. This thesis applies to patients suffering from proctological diseases, and those with hemorrhoids prevail among these ones. Minimally invasive treatment and pharmacotherapy defined primary needs of patients, i.e. treatment should be quick, safe and effective. Favorable treatment outcomes are possible only in pathogenetic therapy. In this review, we will define the priorities in effective combined treatment of hemorrhoids.
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