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What is Piles?

Piles are also called hemorrhoids. These are a cluster of blood vessels, veins, muscles, elastic fibers, and inflamed tissues in the anal area. Regardless of age and sex, any individual can get affected by different types of piles like grade-1, 2, 3, and 4. Pregnant women can also develop piles as a result of excessive pressure in the lower body. However, more commonly, piles/hemorrhoids are noticed in people with poor diet [low fiber foods], unhygienic lifestyle, and unsanitary washroom habits.

Many people can get confused between piles, fissures, fistulas, and other rectal problems. So, we recommend you to have a consultation with our best proctologists to get diagnosed from which type of anal disease you are suffering from.

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    Overview of Piles

    Causes of Piles

    Chronic constipation

    Chronic diarrhoea

    Lifting heavy weights

    Obesity

    Straining too much while bowel movement

    Symptoms of Piles

    Excessive Bleeding

    Minimal Anal pain

    Painful bowel movements

    Swelling & Itching

    Discomfort while sitting

    Treatment of Piles

    Diagnosis

    Piles or haemorrhoids are diagnosed through a visual examination which is known as rectal digital exam. During the examination, the doctors insert a gloved lubricated finger inside the rectum to check the severity of the condition. During other times, piles is diagnosed with an anoscope, proctoscope and sigmoidoscope. These tests may help the doctor to evaluate the severity of the disease, and if there is any risk of colorectal cancer.

    Surgery

    The surgical procedure to treat hemorrhoids is known as hemorrhoidectomy. The hemorrhoid is removed in this procedure either through open or laser surgery. The surgeon will numb the area with anesthesia and make an incision in the anal tissue around the hemorrhoid. The swollen vein inside the hemorrhoid is removed in the process and once done, the surgical site is sewn closed or left open to heal.

    Why Surgicare ?

    Surgicare is COVID-19 safe

    our safety is taken care of by thermal screening, social distancing, sanitized clinics and hospital rooms, sterilized surgical equipment and mandatory PPE kits during surgery.

    Post Surgery Care

    We offer free follow-up consultations and instructions including dietary tips as well as exercises to every patient to ensure they have a smooth recovery to their daily routines.

    Medical Expertise With Technology

    Our surgeons spend a lot of time with you to diagnose your condition. You are assisted in all pre-surgery medical diagnostics. Our procedures are according to the norms of NABH.

    Assisted Surgery Experience

    A dedicated Medical Coordinator assists you throughout the surgery journey from insurance paperwork, to free commute from home to hospital & back and admission-discharge process at the hospital.

    Frequently   Asked Questions

    No, piles [hemorrhoids] and fissures are two different types of anorectal diseases. Piles is a condition where you can suffer from pain, swelling, and itching in the anal area due to a cluster of inflamed veins, blood vessels, and muscle tissues. Fissures are small cuts in the lining of the anal cavity. However, a person can develop both piles and fissures. We suggest you consult experienced proctologists once you notice any symptoms like pain, swelling, itching, and blood leakage from the anal region.

    No, piles or hemorrhoids do not cause or lead to cancer. If you think you have cancer because of symptoms like bulge or swelling in the anal area or blood in the stools and toilet paper, it is not. These symptoms are primary indicators of piles. In case you have piles, we recommend you to visit Surgicare, where you can get consulted by top piles specialists at an affordable cost. We do provide the safest laser piles treatment with no or minimal risks and complications.

    Yes, piles can be painful. As a result of internal or external piles, you can suffer from moderate to severe pain while walking, sitting, running, and during bowel movements [passing stools]. To avoid the pain, you can take medications like painkillers and analgesics as prescribed by your piles doctor. However, our piles specialists can recommend laser piles treatment in case you are suffering from chronic pain due to severe piles.

    As said, any individual can develop piles regardless of age and sex. However, below-mentioned people are more susceptible to developing piles.

    • People who eat less fiber diet
    • People with poor washroom habits
    • People who follow an unhygienic lifestyle
    • People who strain excessively to pass the stools or bowel movement
    • People who are obese or overweight
    • Pregnant women [due to excessive pressure in the lower body]
    • People sit for prolonged hours

    • Yes, it is safe to undergo laser pile surgery because it:
    • doesn’t involve any cuts or incisions
    • has greater surgical precision
    • involves less pain
      involves minimal or no bleeding
    • doesn’t result in scarring
    • involves less pain or discomfort after the surgery
    • has a high success rate
    • doesn’t affect the functions of anal sphincter muscles.
    At Surgicare, you can avail the best and most effective laser piles treatment at an affordable cost from well-experienced piles specialists.

    Are you planning to undergo an open piles surgery? If so, have a look at the risks that can be caused by it.

    • Mild to severe pain after the surgery
    • High chances of risk of infection
    • Can damage the kidney
    • Increased risk of formation of the blood clot
    • Allergic reaction to the anesthesia used for the surgery [rare cases]

    To avoid all these risks, we recommend piles laser treatment. To know more about the piles treatment with laser, book an appointment with piles specialists at Surgicare.

    When you are suffering from piles, we advise you not to take the following foods:

    • fried and spicy foods
    • white bread
    • bagels
    • milk
    • cheese and other dairy products
    • read meat
    • processed foods such as frozen meals and fast food

    To know more about what to eat and what not to eat in piles, consult our piles doctors.

    What happens if piles is not treated on time?

    Piles, if left untreated, can cause bleeding. External hemorrhoids can cause blood clotting or thrombosis, which leads to severe pain and sometimes strangulation. Untreated piles can cause blood loss during bowel movement which further causes anaemia. Additionally, piles can also cause Gangrene which means the death of the tissue caused due to lack of blood flow.
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    What are the surgical treatment options for piles?

    Banding: The doctor places one or two elastic bands around the base of the piles, cutting off its blood supply. After a few days, the piles fall off. This is effective for treating hemorrhoids of all grades, except grade IV hemorrhoids. Sclerotherapy: Medicinal solution is injected into the tissues to shrink the hemorrhoids. The hemorrhoid eventually shrinks up in a few days. This is effective for grade II and III piles and is considered a better procedure than banding. Laser coagulation: This is also known as infrared light coagulation, where a device is used to burn the hemorrhoid tissue. This technique is used to treat grade I and II hemorrhoids, mostly internal piles. Hemorrhoidectomy: The excess tissue that is causing the bleeding is surgically removed. This is performed in different ways and may be done under local anesthetic or a general anesthetic. This surgery is most effective for complete removal of the piles, but there are potential complications including difficulties while passing stools as well as urinary tract infections. Laser surgery for piles is preferred over open surgery as it is minimally invasive. There are several benefits of laser surgery over traditional surgery as the recovery is quicker and easier and the patient can resume work within 2-3 days after the surgery. Hemorrhoid stapling: In this process, a surgical staple is used to fix the hemorrhoid back into place inside the rectum. The blood supply is stopped to the hemorrhoidal tissues. This procedure is usually less painful than open surgery for piles.

    When do you need piles surgery?

    Piles or hemorrhoids can often create excruciating pain in the anal area. But, the good news is that in most cases, patients do not require surgery and the symptoms can be managed through non-surgical treatments, such as home remedies, and changes in dietary and lifestyle habits. A patient needs to undergo surgery for piles when the symptoms get worse or when home remedies fail to provide any relief to piles symptoms. A patient can also be recommended to undergo surgery in case of emergencies such as heavy bleeding with stool or thrombosis.

    What are the advantages and disadvantages of laser surgery for piles?

    Modern laser treatment for piles is one of the least painful surgical treatments for piles or hemorrhoids. Conventional surgery for piles used to inflict a lot of pain in the patients. Comparatively, laser surgeries are much safer to undergo and do not create any sparks in the surgical area. The biggest advantage of undergoing laser surgery for pikes is that it does not involve any bleeding. The treatment is completed within 3-45 minutes and the patient is discharged within the quickest possible time. The only down-side of the treatment is that the use of advanced tools and equipment make the process a little more expensive than open surgeries. But with Surgicare, this particular downside can also be attended to at ease, considering the multiple financing options and payment modes. Advantages of laser surgery for piles overweights any day.

    What happens during and after laser surgery for piles?

    Laser piles surgery does not involve any cuts or stitches in the tissues. In laser piles surgery, the surgeon precisely focuses laser heat or laser energy on the affected area for a few minutes. The pain inflicted in the process is very minimal. After the surgery, the patient may experience a little soreness and pain in the anal surgical site for the next few days. For the initial few days after the surgery, the person may feel some amount of pain while passing stools. To relieve the pain, the doctor may prescribe stool-softeners, laxatives, antibiotics and pain-killers to make a pain-free bowel movement. Overall, laser surgery for piles is a quick, hassle-free, and effective treatment for people of all age groups.

    Best ways to prevent piles

    To keep piles at bay, it is important to keep stools soft so that they are easy to pass. Therefore, to reduce symptoms of piles, here are some preventive measures:
    • Eat high-fibre food
    • Drink plenty of water or increase liquid intake
    • Do not strain during bowel movement
    • Talk to the doctor about fibre supplements to soften stool
    • Do not ignore the sudden urge to visit the washroom
    • Exercise
    • Avoid sedentary lifestyle

    Know More   About Surgicare ?

    All humans deserve equal treatment but everyone cannot afford costly treatments at multispeciality or super-specialty hospitals.

    In India, many people don’t even have mediclaim to deal with medical emergencies. Also, there is a lack of experienced professionals to consult for a second opinion in case of surgery. Surgicare & ICU is built keeping in view the above points. It offers surgery and post-surgery critical care.

    Surgicare & ICU Hospital is well equipped for all kinds of surgeries and offers one of the best ICU teams of Vadodara to take care of critical patients. It offers help to all those patients who do not have mediclaim but need treatments. Surgicare & ICU offers the opportunity for second opinions.

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