Hemorrhoid Relief
Hemorrhoid Treatment Clinic in Calgary
N.A. Hemorrhoids Centre-Calgary provides Guoyi Proctology Therapy for hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal skin tags, anal itching, and selected perianal concerns..
Treatments include topical therapy, local care, bowel and lifestyle guidance, and selected minor surgical procedures. In selected cases, minor surgery may be combined with herbal and topical treatment as part of the overall care approach.
N.A. Hemorrhoids Centre–Calgary welcomes patients from Calgary, surrounding communities, and other parts of Alberta and Canada.
How We Help
Specialties At Our Hemorrhoid Clinic In Calgary
Internal Hemorrhoids
Symptoms:
Anal bleeding
How We Treat
● Pain-free
● Fast end to bleeding and pain
● All removed in one treatment course
Prolapsed Internal Hemorrhoids
Symptoms:
Anal bleeding, Pain, Prolapsed, Swelling
How We Treat
● Fast end to bleeding and pain
● Minor Surgical Procedure
● Naturopathic Anorectal ointment
Internal Hemorrhoids
Symptoms:
Bleeding
Our Care Approach
● Anorecal Ointment
● Non-surgical procedure
● Bleeding & Discomfort management
External Hemorrhoids
Symptoms:
Anal swelling, pain
Our Care Approach
● Minor Procedure
● Naturopathic Anorectal ointment
● Supports Natural Healing
Thrombosed Hemorrhoids
Symptoms:
Anal pain, lump
Our Care Approach
● Minor Procedure(incision/excision)
● Anorectal ointment
● Symptom Relief Support
Anal Skin Tag
Symptoms:
Persistent itching, Hygiene challenges
Our Care Approach
● Cosmetic Minor Surgery
● Post-Treatment Care
● Supports Natural Healing
Anal Fissure
Symptoms:
Anal pain, itching, spasm
Our Care Approach
● Chronic Anal Fissure
● Post-Treatment Care
● Minimally Invasive or Non-Surgical Options
Perianal Abscess
Symptoms:
Anal pus discharge, pain, Itching, recurring
Our Care Approach
●Minor Procedure (I & D)
● Post-Treatment Care
● Follow-Ups for Ongoing Support
Anal Subcutaneous Fistula
Symptoms:
Anal pus discharge, Itching, reoccurring
Our Care Approach
● Minor Procedure
● Anorectal Post-treatment Care
● Preventive Care
Anal Itching (Pruritus Ani)
Symptoms:
Anal itching, worsens at night
Our Care Approach
● Thorough Evaluation
● Perianal eczema cream
Hemorrhoids in Seniors
Symptoms:
Swelling, itching, Soiling (fecal leakage)
Our Care Approach
● Ongoing Monitoring
● Anorectal Post-treatment Care
● Non-Surgical Management
Hemorrhoids after childbirth
Symptoms:
Swelling, itching, Hygiene challenges
Our Care Approach
● Supports Natural Healing
● Minor Procedure
● Naturopathic Anorectal ointment
- Care for anal pain, bleeding, burning, itching, and lumps
- Guoyi-based naturopathic evaluation and local care
- Supportive care before and after treatment
- Herbal, topical, and selected minor procedural care
Support Long-Term Relief
N.A. Hemorrhoids Centre–Calgary uses Guoyi Proctology Therapy, a naturopathic anorectal treatment approach that incorporates herbal and topical therapies for hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and selected anorectal concerns. Herbal and topical treatment may be used to support local care, reduce irritation and discomfort, and support tissue recovery as part of the overall naturopathic treatment approach.
Pursuing a Precision-Based Procedure
For selected or more advanced cases, N.A. Hemorrhoids Centre–Calgary may combine minor surgical treatment with Guoyi herbal and topical therapy.
The procedural component addresses the local anorectal concern, while herbal and topical treatment may be incorporated before or after the procedure as part of the Guoyi treatment approach.
This combined approach may be used for selected hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal skin tags, and other suitable anorectal conditions.
At N.A. Hemorrhoids Centre–Calgary, supportive perianal care may include local hygiene guidance, warm sitz baths, herbal and topical applications, bowel and lifestyle support, and selected minor procedures when appropriate.
For patients who undergo a local procedure, supportive care may continue before and after treatment to help reduce irritation, protect sensitive tissue, and support local recovery.
This approach may be used for selected hemorrhoids, anal fissures, anal skin tags, and other common perianal concerns.
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Body’s natural Healing Process
Follow Ups
When Required
Preparation Needed
Procedures
Hemorrhoids Treatment in Calgary
Our hemorrhoid clinic provides a natural remedy that offers fast, effective and long-lasting relief. The wealth of experience we provide to our patients helps assure them that relief is possible, and our high-quality care is comforting and unique. Our Calgary clinic serves patients in Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, and Medicine Hat and clients in neighbouring states and provinces, including but not limited to Saskatchewan and Montana.
- Efficient treatment plan for out-of-town patients
- Affordable payment plan
- Final recheck protocol for verifying healing progress and treatment outcomes.
- Express Appointment
- Quick appointment booking with no referral necessary
- OTC pain medication and anorectal ointment are used for pain management. Prescription pain medication may be necessary in some severe cases.
- Address the underlying factors of the condition to support long-term relief and recovery.
- Utilize proven & effective naturopathic therapies
Types of Hemorrhoids
Internal Hemorrhoids
Internal hemorrhoids are the most common and occur inside the body. Over time, the hemorrhoids will start to push outside the anus and may prolapse. Internal hemorrhoids may not cause pain unless they become prolapsed. They can range in severity from Grade I to Grade IV. Symptoms include rectal bleeding, anal pain, and itching and irritation.
External Hemorrhoids
Inflamed and swollen veins below the dentate line or skin growth at the anus region. The most common symptoms are difficulty cleaning the anus region after bowel movements as well as pain arising from inflammation or blood clots in veins. Symptoms include pain in the anus, enlarged hemorrhoidal nodes, itching and irritation, rectal bleeding, and thrombosis.
Combined Hemorrhoids
Inflamed and swollen veins both above and below the dentate line. Major symptoms are typically a combination of both internal and external hemorrhoids and can include bright red blood-covered stools, prolapsed hemorrhoids, difficulty in cleaning the anus region after a bowel movement, itchiness, and mucous discharge. Symptoms include bright-red stool, mucousy discharge, rectal bleeding, anal pain, itching, irritation and prolapsed hemorrhoids.
Thrombosed Hemorrhoids
These are external hemorrhoids characterized by blood clots. The clots form when veins become inflamed and the blood supply is cut off. When this occurs, the hemorrhoids split and cause clot formation under the skin. This type can be extremely painful and requires surgery as treatment. Symptoms include blood clots, rectal bleeding, anal pain, itching and irritation.
Prolapsed Hemorrhoids
This is a type of internal hemorrhoid that slips below the anal cavity. This happens as the hemorrhoidal tissues become weak. Symptoms include rectal bleeding, anal pain, itching and irritation. Treatment of these hemorrhoids may involve the application of the proprietary Ba Zhi San ointment or the Golden Tie technique.
Grades of Hemorrhoids
Grade 1
Grade 1
- Some bleeding with bowel movements
- Some itchiness & discharge
- No prolapse
Grade 2
Grade 2
- Some bleeding with bowel movements
- Some itchiness & discharge
- Extends outside of the anus but goes back inside on its own following a bowel movement
Grade 3
Grade 3
- Enlarging hemorrhoid
- Prolapses upon defecation and will not retract unless pushed back in
Grade 4
We take insurance from big medical companies. If you don’t have insurance, we also work with Medicard, a different way to pay for your medical costs.
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Yes. You don’t have to live with hemorrhoids indefinitely. We provide treatment based on one’s differential diagnoses.
We do not provide banding or laser hemorrhoid removal treatments. Instead, we apply a naturopathic medicine approach, where we use the least invasive procedures whenever possible, such as minor surgery and herbal/botanical medicine, to treat different types of anorectal concerns.
We categorize hemorrhoids into four grades:
Grade 1: A greater amount of blood vessels and growth coming out of the anus that is generally painless.
Grade 2: Large enough to prolapse (come out of the anus) during a bowel movement but retract back inside on their own.
Grade 3: These prolapse on straining and need manual insertion back into the anus.
Grade 4: Large prolapsed hemorrhoids that stay outside the anus and cannot be manually inserted back inside the anus.
For us to properly treat your prolapsed hemorrhoids, we need to do a thorough assessment and properly grade your hemorrhoids. Then, we can apply our anorectal medicine to dry and shrink your hemorrhoids, but the examination must come first. Book your appointment today for a complimentary consultation.
Our anorectal medicine is a series of exclusive and proven ointments. First, it relieves pain, stops bleeding and heals wounds. Then, it allows the scars of the anal fissure to fall off so new tissue can grow. Our treatment plan is comprehensive. If you have anal stricture due to an anal fissure, call us for a complimentary consultation.
Everyone is different, with varying health conditions and concerns. Your treatment plan will be assessed by your doctor, and if you follow your treatment plan, you will regain control of your health in a timely manner.
No. N.A. Hemorrhoids Centre–Calgary does not provide Botox treatment for anal fissure. Our approach focuses on herbal and topical therapy, local care, bowel and lifestyle guidance, and selected minor procedures where appropriate.