New Breakthrough Technologies, used by thousands of Haemorrhoid sufferers in Europe, US and Asia are now available in Australia.

Now you too can discover how to effectively and easily treat the symptoms of Haemorrhoids...
Drug Free. No More Painful Operations.

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The Results...

Clinical tests show 78% of all patients experienced a complete absence of pain with this little device. 16% of the patients improved. That means a positive result for 94% of all patients, after only a few treatments in the comfort of their home. Haemorrhoids can be overcome in most cases. Results from clinical studies, show most users of this device have found relief from symptoms within a few weeks.The application is foolproof. The probe is easy to insert and the heat is adjustable and the whole procedure is quite comfortable, relaxing and can be done in the privacy your home.

Important Medical Facts
you should know.

Haemorrhoids, or piles, are varicose veins of the rectum or anus. Haemorrhoids are a very common for both men and women. More than half of the population will develop Haemorrhoids at some time, usually after the age of 30. The main causes of haemorrhoids include:

• Chronic constipation or diarrhea.
• Pregnancy, because of the extra weight and pressure on the bowels.
• Hereditary factors.
• Heavy manual labour.
• Aging.

There are 3 different types of Haemorrhoids:

• Internal haemorrhoids - found inside the rectum. They are painless but tend to bleed.
• Prolapsed haemorrhoids - a more severe and painful form of internal haemorrhoids. These veins push through the anus and hang out of the body, particularly after going to the toilet. Sometimes, the anal sphincter (ring of muscle) can strangulate veins that hang out permanently.
• External haemorrhoids - these are like small haemorrhages (bleeds) under the skin around the anus. They feel like hard lumps.

Some symptoms of Haemorrhoids

• Bleeding is the most common symptom of haemorrhoids. Most people with internal haemorrhoids notice a smear of bright red blood on the toilet paper, or perhaps streaks of blood in the faeces. It is important to see a doctor, because bleeding from the bowel can be caused by other conditions too (some of them serious), including bowel cancer.
• Blood flow is hindered. Haemorrhoids develop slowly over time. Small blood vessels and veins in and around the rectum and anus carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart. If this return blood flow is hindered, then these tiny blood vessels and veins can distend with blood and eventually grow fat and knobbly.

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Treatments for Haemorrhoids

Haemorrhoidectomy.

A Haemorrhoidectomy is a true surgical procedure to excise and remove haemorrhoids. It has a possible correlation with incontinence issues later in life; in addition, many patients complain that pain during recovery is severe. For this reason is often now recommended only for severe (grade IV) hemorrhoids.

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The Operation:

You will probably have a general anaesthetic and be completely asleep. Sometimes you may be given an injection in the back to numb the area. The ring muscle is stretched and the piles are trimmed off. Usually after two or three days, when your bowels have opened, you will feel fit enough to leave hospital provided there is someone to look after you. The wound heals up within a week or two.

Before the operation:

Stop smoking and get your weight down if you are overweight. If you know that you have problems with your blood pressure, your heart, or your lungs, ask your family doctor to check that these are under control. Check the hospital's advice about taking the Pill or hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Check you have a relative or friend who can come with you to the hospital, take you home, and look after you for the first week after the operation. Bring all your tablets and medicines with you to hospital. On the ward, you may be checked for past illnesses and may have special tests to make sure that you are ready and that you can have the operation as safely as possible.. Many hospitals now run special pre-admission clinics, where you visit for an hour or two, a few weeks or so before the operation for these checks.

After - In Hospital:

There is some discomfort on moving rather than severe pain. You will be given injections or tablets to control this as required. Ask for more if the pain is not controlled or if it gets worse. The second day after the operation you should be able to spend most of your time out of bed and in reasonable comfort. You should be able to walk slowly along the corridor. By the end of the first week the wound should be virtually pain-free. A general anaesthetic will make you slow, clumsy and forgetful for about 24 hours. The nurses will help you with everything you need until you are able to do things for yourself. Do not make important decisions during this time.

It is quite normal for the bowels not to open for a day or so after the operation. The first time you open your bowels it may be a bit painful but this rapidly improves. You may also see a small amount of blood mixed with your stool for a few days after the operation. This eventually stops. Once your bowels have opened you can make plans to go home. The discomfort of the operation can make it difficult to pass urine and empty the bladder. It is important that your bladder does not seize up completely. If you cannot get the urine flowing properly after six hours, contact the nurses or your doctor. The wound may have a dressing held on with elasticated net pants. There may be some staining with old blood during the first 12 hours. The dressing will be removed the day after operation and will be replaced with a lighter one. There may be black threads tied round the stumps of the piles. These will drop off by themselves in two or three days. Do not pull them.

There are many different types of dressings for piles. Ask the nurses for details. You can wash the wound area as soon as the dressing has been removed. Soap and tap water are entirely adequate. Salted water is not necessary. You can bathe or shower as often as you wish. Some hospitals arrange a check up about one month after you leave hospital. Others leave check-ups to the general practitioner. The nurses will advise about sick notes, certificates etc.

After - At Home:

You are likely to feel very tired and need to rest two to three times a day for a week or more. You will gradually improve so that by the time a month has passed you will be able to return completely to your usual level of activity. It will take a month before your back passage feels normal again. You can drive as soon as you can make an emergency stop without discomfort in the wound, i.e. after about 10 days. You can restart sexual activities within a week or two, when the wound is comfortable enough. You should be able to return to a light job after about one week and any heavy job within two weeks.

Possible Complications:

If you have this operation under general anaesthetic, there is a very small risk of complications related to your heart and lungs. The tests that you will have before the operation will make sure that you can have the operation in the safest possible way and will bring the risk for such complications very close to zero.

Complications are rare and seldom serious. If you think that all is not well, let the doctors or the nurses know. The wound is always a bit moist for a week or two. There is likely to be a discharge of yellow matter and even some dark blood on the dressings during this time. Opening your bowels becomes gradually easier particularly if you take a laxative. DO NOT however take bran or a high-fibre diet until the back passage is pain-free in case you end up with a blockage. Occasionally after 7 to 10 days there is more bleeding. Contact your doctor straight away. Rarely, you can have an infection in the wound area which is settled by taking antibiotics for a few days. Occasionally you may notice difficulty controlling the wind or your stool through your back passage. This improves after a day or two. If it doesn't or if it gets worse it is potentially an indication of the very rare complication of a sphincter injury that took may have taken place during the operation. The sphincters are the muscles that help you control your back passage and obviously if they have been damaged you will partially or completely lose control of you back passage. This might require an operation to fix it. The chance of the piles coming back again is less than 1 in 20. Maintaining good bowel habits by using fibre and water in the diet and avoiding straining can help a lot in preventing the recurrence of piles.

General Advice:

In general the operation is much less painful and troublesome than friends and acquaintances would lead you to believe. It will, however, be a month before the wound settles down. We hope these notes will help you through your operation. They are a general guide. They do not cover everything. Also, all hospitals and surgeons vary a little. If you have any queries or problems, please ask the doctors or nurses.

Alternate Treatments for Haemorrhoids.

Haemorrhoids are very common. It is estimated that approximately one half of all Americans have had this condition by the age of 50. However, only a small number seek medical treatment. Annually, only about 500,000 people in the U.S. are medically treated for hemorrhoids, with 10 to 20% of them requiring surgeries.

Some people require the following medical treatments for chronic or severe hemorrhoids:

Rubber band ligation:

Sometimes called Baron ligation. Elastic bands are applied onto an internal hemorrhoid to cut off its blood supply. Within several days, the withered hemorrhoid is sloughed off during normal bowel movement.

Hemorrhoidolysis/Galvanic Electrotherapy:

Desiccation of the hemorrhoid by electrical current.

Sclerotherapy (injection therapy):

Sclerosant or hardening agent is injected into hemorrhoids. This causes the vein walls to collapse and the hemorrhoids to shrivel up.

Cryosurgery:

A frozen tip of a cryoprobe is used to destroy hemorrhoidal tissues. Rarely used anymore because of side effects.

Laser, infrared or BICAP coagulation:

Laser, infrared beam, or electricity is used to cauterize the affected tissues. Lasers are now much less popular. Infrared coagulation has been studied in comparison with RBL and found to be as effective in hemorrhoids up to grade III. These are the most readily available non-surgical procedures in the US.

Stapled Hemorrhoidectomy:

Also called the procedure for prolapse and hemorrhoids, it is designed to resect soft tissue proximal to the dentate line, which disrupts the blood flow to the hemorrhoids. It is generally less painful than complete removal of hemorrhoids and also allows for faster recovery times. It's mean't for hemorrhoids that fall out or bleed and is not helpful for painful outside conditions.

Enema:

This Practice is only used to clean the rectum in some cases and should only be done by a doctor. Water is injected into the rectum and then flushed out cleaning the area.

Doppler Guided Hemorrhoidal Artery Ligation:

The only evidence based surgery for all grades of hemorrhoids. It does not involve cutting tissues or even a stay at the hospital; patients are usually back to work on the same day. It is the best treatment for bleeding piles, as the bleeding stops immediately.

No Treatment:

If you do nothing the piles will stay about as troublesome as they are now or get worse. They will not get better.

Attention to diet is very important

Both treating and preventing haemorrhoids rely on eliminating constipation. A diet high in vegetables, fruits, cereals and water will help produce soft bowel motions that are passed easily and regularly. Sitting on hard surfaces for long stretches of time can also contribute to the development of haemorrhoids. Also Straining on the toilet because of constipation usually causes them.

Other treatments

There are a number of other treatments for haemorrhoids, including: Astringent ointments, suppositories, pills, creams and many more.

How the Delwa-Star Solution is Beneficial to You!

Thermotherapy has been proven an efective and economical method for the treatment of painful haemorrhoids as well as benign prostatic conditions and vaginal infections. Since antiquity heat has been a known healer and heat therapy has been used to treat various conditions since ancient times. It is a fact that when the body suffers an infection the temperature increases. This is the body's way of fighting off infections.

High temperatures increase circulation as well as the number and activity of white blood cells as well as improving oxygen availability to fight the infection. Similarly, Thermotherapy functions by applying heat to encourage healing in affected areas of the body.

Thermo-therapy (Hyperthermia) is believed to be the best self-treatment available and functions on the basis that an increase in the temperature of the tissue produces an irrigation of the blood to the area concerned, which in turn relaxes the muscles around it. The DelwaStar Heat therapy device is designed to treat Haemorrhoids as well as conditions of the prostate and vaginal problems.

The DelwaStar treats haemorrhoids by applying heat to the appropriate areas. Heat promotes circulation in the lower pelvic area, which increases oxygen levels to the area as well as supporting the supply of vitamins and enzymes necessary for natural healing.

Kit includes: The Thermo Therapy Unit, a probe of your choice:
(a. -Vaginal probe, b. Prostate probe or c. Haemorrhoid probe), electrical supply* and a detailed instruction manual.

*the appropriate supply will be sent for your location.

Breakthrough Technologies in Drug-Free Complimentary Treatments innovated by the Zewa Group of Switzerland with worldwide success.

The Zewa Group of Switzerland have been in the medical technology device innovation business for over 2 decades. Their Delwa-Star range has been sold in many countries in the world including Switzerland, Germany, Italy, England, Norway, France, USA, Korea and now in Australia.

Their unique innovations in medical devices for Drug-Free professional and in-home treatments are exclusive to Delwa-Star and are successfully used in many well-known hospitals in Europe. The entire range on offer complies with all the necessary Government TGA Approval Certificates. The Delwa-Star Range is renowned world-wide for their reliability, quality and reasonable pricing and are in great demand by medical and alternative medicine professionals.

Delwa-Star Exclusive Innovations.

Delwa-Star has innovated exclusive devices for effective treatment of benign prostate enlargement and haemorrhoids using their cutting-edge Thermotherapy devices. The innovation has helped in drug-free treatments for prostate and haemorrhoid sufferers, who now have the option of using Thermotherapy for prevention or before they decide on surgical treatments. In addition to the above, Delwa-Star have produced a top quality professional nebulizer for asthma sufferers, Digital TENS machines to treat sports and other injuries including chronic pain.

Also featured is a high quality range of Delwa-Star Digital Blood Pressure Monitors that will perform all the necessary monitoring of blood pressure with precision, saving the medical professional or the home user time and effort. Last but not least, you have the Multiscan IR Thermometer that will give you the reading of the body temperature without touching the surface. All Delwa-Star products are precision - manufactured and calibrated to a high accuracy. Ideal for Urologists, Doctors, Naturopaths, Physiotherapists, Chiropractors and patients who need the very latest in drug-free treatments. Now available through Peter Hobson's Drug-Free Innovations.

10,000 applications representing 4000 treatment hours of the new Delwa-Star Thermotherapy Device under physician and nurse care has resulted in effective results and no complications. In the high majority of patients the use of thermotherapy eliminated the need for ointments, suppositories, pharmaceutical agents or surgery.

Treatment of Haemorrhoids with the Pain-Free DelwaStar.

Treatment is simple and safe and can be done in the privacy of your own home. Simply insert the appropriate probe into the rectum. Insertion is easy and can be done on your own. The treatment only takes 20 minutes per session and is safe and comfortable and has been likened to a feeling after a good massage.

When the session is complete the machine switches itself off. The device can be set to a comfortable temperature, up to a maximum of 45°C and can be recharged by plugging it into the mains power. The device cannot be recharged or powered directly from the mains while it is in use. This is to prevent any chance of electric shock.

When used once or twice a day for the treatment of acute symptoms and from once to 5 times a week, as a part of ongoing maintenance many sufferers have found relief in only a few weeks.

Thousands of users all over the world have found relief from pain, discomfort & distress of haemorrhoids as well as other complaints. One doctor alone in America regularly sells between 100 and 200 units per month.

How does it work?

Not only can the DelwaStar treat the symptoms of haemorrhoids, it can also be used to treat many other disorders, stimulate the immune system, treat vaginal infections (using a different probe), use heat therapy (hyperthermia) to temporarily raise body temperature and increase the levels of white blood cells (leukocytes) to fight disease. By applying gentle heat most users have gained relief from the pain of Haemorrhoids as well as benign prostatic conditions.

The DelwaStar device is controlled by a microprocessor, which heats a temperature-adjustable thermal element sealed in a rectal probe. The rectal probe, in the shape of an elongated suppository, is introduced into the anal canal and set at a temperature, which is ideal and comfortable for the patient (37°C - 45°C).

The probe radiates pulsing heat waves for 20 minutes. The treatment of daily therapy, typically lasts 20-40 minutes and encourages rapid healing action with improvement in the affected areas in order to ease the pain and discomfort and swelling associated with haemorrhoid conditions.

This medical study by Prof. Dr. P. Buchmann, Zurich University Hospital, Switzerland has shown that after one month of heat treatment with the Delwa-Star H&P more than two thirds of the patients show a significant improvement in their condition for 1st and 2nd degree Haemorrhoids.

The Results...

In 94% of cases your symptoms are either completely cured or substantially improved.

When applied for consecutive periods of time, most patients find their symptoms are relieved. Most patients find the softly pulsing thermotherapy both pleasant and relaxing. After medical examination and diagnosis Thermo-therapy may effectively alleviate symptoms of haemorrhoids without complication. This device is designed for home use and self-applied therapy and application is simple, easy and hygienic.

Other benefits of the Delwa-Star Thermotherapy:

By stimulating the immune system the device temporarily raises the body temperature and encourages the self-healing process as well as increasing the level of disease-fighting white blood cells (leucocytes) in the body.

With a different probe the device can be also be used for vaginal infections, giving quick, effective results in the fight against heat sensitive viruses, fungus and bacteria.

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