Piles Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels in and around the back passage that can bleed, itch or hurt. Most early piles get better with more fibre, water and medicines, while larger or bleeding piles may need a procedure or surgery. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, piles, fissure and fistula are treated privately by our surgical team.
Understanding the Condition
What Are Piles?
Everyone has cushions of blood vessels at the back passage. When these become swollen and stretched – often from straining, constipation or pregnancy – they form piles. Internal piles are inside and usually painless but bleed; external piles are under the skin outside and can be painful, especially if a clot forms. Piles are very common and nothing to be embarrassed about.
Common Causes
- Long-standing constipation and straining
- Low-fibre diet and drinking too little water
- Sitting for long hours, including on the toilet
- Pregnancy
- Excess body weight
- Heavy lifting
Treatment Options
Treatment for Piles
Bleeding from the back passage should always be checked, as other conditions can cause it. Treatment depends on the type and grade of piles. Learn about Gastrosurgery.
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Diet & Lifestyle
High-fibre food, 8–10 glasses of water and no straining.
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Medicines
Stool softeners, creams and medicines to reduce swelling and bleeding.
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Office Procedures
Banding or injection for selected internal piles, as advised.
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Surgery
For large, prolapsed or repeatedly bleeding piles, in a Class 100 OT.
- Any bleeding from the back passage
- A change in bowel habits lasting weeks
- Severe pain or a hard, painful lump
- Weight loss or tiredness with bleeding
Treating Doctors
Best Doctors for Piles Treatment in Himatnagar
Dr. Danish Patel
Gastro Surgeon
Dr. Danish Patel is a gastro surgeon at Pluto Super Speciality Hospital, Himatnagar, consulting patients in the Gastrosurgery department.
Dr. Yash Patel
Gastro Surgeon
Dr. Yash Patel is a gastro surgeon at Pluto Super Speciality Hospital, Himatnagar, consulting patients in the Gastrosurgery department.
Common Questions
Piles FAQs
Can piles go away without surgery?
Yes. Most early piles improve with more fibre, water, avoiding straining and medicines. Surgery is needed only for larger or troublesome piles.
Is bleeding always due to piles?
No. Fissures, polyps and sometimes bowel cancer can also cause bleeding, so it should always be checked by a doctor.
What is the difference between piles, fissure and fistula?
Piles are swollen blood vessels; a fissure is a small tear causing sharp pain while passing stool; a fistula is a small tunnel near the anus that leaks pus. Each needs different treatment.
Is piles surgery very painful?
Modern techniques and good pain control make recovery more comfortable. Most people return to normal activity within a week or two.
How can I prevent piles from coming back?
Eat plenty of fibre, drink enough water, don’t strain, don’t sit long on the toilet and stay active.
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Consult for Piles (Haemorrhoids)
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- Guidance from our specialist team
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care