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I have piles and they are not healing. can i get them surgically removed?
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Hemorrhoids: Hemorrhoids can be removed. External ones can be banded and removed in the office. Internal ones usually require actual surgery. A colorectal surgeon or proctologist would be best to advise and treat you.
Answered 9/18/2019
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