Study of Haemorrhoids, Comparison between Electrotherapy Rubber Band and Haemorrhoidoctomy in Patients of Andrapradesh Population

90 adult patients (48 males and 42 females) aged between 25 to 50 years were studied pre-operative clinical manifestation were 35(38.8%) had protruded hemorrhoids, 18(20%) had bleeding, 17(18.8%), had painful hemorrhoids, 11(12.2%) had hemorrhoids with discharge 9(10%) had hemorrhoids with pruritis. In the comparison of grade-II with grade-III MXSP mean value of grade-II was 102 and grade-III was 120 (p<0.01) and t test was–109, MSP of grade-II mean value was 73 and grade-III was 96.5 (p<0.01) and t test was–147. In RBL study before and after treatment all parameters like MXRP MXSP MRP MSP, VFS MXTV were highly significant (p<0.01). In monometric study of electro therapy before and after electro therapy all the parameters viz MXRP, MRP, MSP, VFS, MXTV. Were found to be highly significant p value (p<0.01). In the study of haemrroidectomy before and after haemorroidectomy all the parameters viz, MXRP, MRP, MSP, VFS, MXTV were found to be highly significant (p<0.01).Post operative conditions of haemorroidectomy, RPL and electrotherapy were compared. Post operative pain was severe (6%) at haemorroidectomy moderate (4%) at RBL and mild (2%) at electrotherapy. Thrombosized external haemorroids was 1% at haemorroidectory, 2% at RBL and nil at electro therapy. Urinary retention was highest (5%) at haemorroidectomy, 1% at RBL and nil at electro therapy. Post–operative discharge was 3% at haemorroidectomy, 2% at RBL and nil at electrotherapy. This comparative study has pragmatically proved that, electro therapy approach for grade–II and grade–III haemorroid treatment is safer than other method