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Management

In a prospective randomized controlled study [PMID:14605954], patients receiving MFF for 1 week after hemorrhoidectomy experienced significantly lower pain scores and fewer intramuscular analgesic injections compared to the control group on postoperative days 2, 3, and at 1 week follow-up.

The study [PMID:14605954] demonstrated that patients treated with MFF had a shorter hospital stay compared to the control group, indicating potential benefits in recovery time.

Key Recommendations

Based on the findings from [PMID:14605954], incorporating MFF into postoperative care may improve patient satisfaction and reduce pain, suggesting it as a recommended adjunct therapy. (Evidence: Expert opinion)

References

1 Colak T, Akca T, Dirlik M, Kanik A, Dag A, Aydin S. Micronized flavonoids in pain control after hemorrhoidectomy: a prospective randomized controlled study. Surgery today 2003. link

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    Micronized flavonoids in pain control after hemorrhoidectomy: a prospective randomized controlled study.Colak T, Akca T, Dirlik M, Kanik A, Dag A, Aydin S Surgery today (2003)

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