In stage 1
Haemorrhoids are not visible from the outside. Mild pain and itching in the anus. The anus fails to close properly, liquid comes out slightly. One applicator is sufficient for this state
In stage 2
The inflammed haemorrhoids can bulge outwards while having a bowel movement. Haemorrhoids can also retract back into the anus. Intense itching and burning.
In stage 3
The Hemorrhoids cannot retract by themselves at this stage. Two HEMOfree applicators are suggested in order to extend treatment time.
In stage 4
The circulation is disrupted and the veins are completely blocked causing more inflammation. Stay aware that you can develop thrombosis or abscess, gangrene, blood poisoning can occur due to sepsis. If a person gets to this stage it has become life threatening and needs to seek immediately medical attention!
