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The speaker is a proctologist who explains how to treat hemorrhoids without surgery. He distinguishes between hemorrhoidal thrombosis, which is an acute condition that can resolve itself with proper care, and chronic hemorrhoids, which may require surgery in some cases. He gives some tips on how to prevent and relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids, such as having a good bowel function, avoiding toilet paper, using foot support, applying ointments and undergoing in-office treatments like elastic ligation. He also warns about the risks and limitations of each option and invites the viewers to subscribe to his channel and visit his website for more information.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about how to treat hemorrhoids without surgery.
2. The text explains the difference between hemorrhoidal thrombosis or hemorrhoid crisis, which is an acute condition that can resolve over time, and hemorrhoids that cause symptoms on a daily basis, which may require surgery.
3. The text suggests some ways to avoid surgery for both conditions, such as maintaining good bowel function, using foot support when evacuating, avoiding toilet paper and using wet wipes, and applying ointments or creams.
4. The text also mentions some in-office treatments that can help with hemorrhoids, such as elastic ligation, infrared coagulation, and sclerotherapy.
5. The text warns about the risks and complications of some treatments and advises to seek medical care when necessary.