Best Piles Treatment in Indore

Piles (Hemorrhoids) – Overview

Description:

Haemorrhoids or piles are distended veins of the lower rectum or anus, which may present pain, discomfort, itching, and eventual bleeding during the passing of stool. They may be internal (within the rectum) or external (under the skin around the anus). The most frequent causes are chronic constipation, difficulty during stool production, pregnancy, obesity and sedentary lifestyle.

Types of Piles

Internal Piles - They are in the rectum; they are usually painless, but can also result in bleeding.

External Piles- develop around the anus under the skin; they may be painful, swollen and irritated.

Thrombosed Piles- These are formed when blood clots are formed within external haemorrhoids, leading to severe pain and swelling.

Symptoms

Anal analogue pain or discomfort.

Anorectal itching or irritation.

Anus swelling or swellings.

Blood in stool (painful red blood).

Mucus secretion or incomplete evacuation.

Treatment of Piles

1. Lifestyle & Home Remedies

Consume a large amount of fibre (fruits, vegetables, whole grains) to have soft stools.

To avoid constipation, drink a lot of water.

Do not strain when passing bowel movements.

Regular bowel movement through exercise.

Sitz baths (warm water bath) to ease swelling and pain.

2. Medications

Pain, inflammatory and itching topical creams and ointments.

Painkillers or anti-inflammatory medications in the form of oral drugs.

Laxatives or stool softeners in case there is chronic constipation.

3. Non-Surgical Procedures

Internal haemorrhoid rubber band ligation.

Sclerotherapy (inflammation of haemorrhoids).

To minimise the amount of blood flowing to haemorrhoids, infrared coagulation is used.

4. Surgical Treatment

Large or persistent piles: Hemorrhoidectomy.

Internal haemorrhoids Stapled hemorrhoidopexy.

Haemorrhoids Prevention Tips

Eat high fibre food and take sufficient water.

Do not spend a lot of time sitting on the toilet.

Work out to increase bowel movements.

Do not neglect the desire to defecate.

Be of a healthy body weight.