Coagulation is a modern, minimally invasive method for treating haemorrhoids. This technique uses a specialised device – a coagulator – to selectively seal blood vessels, leading to haemorrhoidal tissue necrosis and gradual healing.
The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis, does not require anaesthesia, and takes approximately 20 minutes. The patient is usually positioned on their side or back while the doctor inserts the coagulator into the rectum. The probe is applied directly to the haemorrhoid, and thermal energy (e.g. infrared light, electrical current, or radiofrequency) is used to induce coagulation (vessel closure).
As a result, the haemorrhoid is no longer supplied with blood, leading to its shrinkage, necrosis, and eventual detachment.
Healing and symptom improvement occur quickly after the procedure, without the need for special care or prolonged recovery. The effects are almost immediate, and apart from short rest on the following day, no special precautions are usually required.
At our clinic, we provide care beyond the scope of services covered by public health insurance. The fee for a one-time consultation, including examination and discussion of the procedure, is CZK 2,500. You can find our full price list here.
