Piles are treated based on their severity. Grade I and Grade II piles are considered mild and can sometimes be healed using home remedies. Consuming fiber-rich foods and engaging in daily exercise has helped cure piles in some cases. However, if the condition is severe, as in Grade III or IV cases, it is advisable to consult a doctor for proper treatment. Specialists often recommend surgery, particularly STAPLER surgery or laser treatment. Individuals experiencing extreme pain may feel anxious about surgery, but with advancements in laser technology, these procedures have become painless.

Doctors warn of several complications if hemorrhoids are left untreated for too long. In Grade III and Grade IV cases, excessive bleeding can lead to anemia. If not treated, it may also cause fecal incontinence, or the inability to control bowel movements. Strangulated hemorrhoids can result in infection or blood clots. In severe cases, untreated piles may even increase the risk of rectal cancer.

Not all types and grades of piles can be treated without surgery. However, Grade I piles can often be managed without surgical intervention. Medications, lifestyle changes, and dietary modifications can help treat Grade I piles and may prevent the need for surgery.

Piles are a group of inflamed and swollen tissues, muscles, and blood vessels in the anal area. They usually appear as small, round, discolored lumps. People with piles may feel the presence of lumps in or around the anus. To learn more, consult our piles experts in Surat at an affordable consultation fee.

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After a proper examination, doctors may recommend sclerotherapy, rubber band ligation, or, in extreme cases, surgery.

• Rubber band ligation is used to treat internal hemorrhoids. In this procedure, a rubber band is placed around the base of the hemorrhoid to restrict its blood supply.
• Sclerotherapy involves injecting a chemical solution into the hemorrhoid, which temporarily numbs the nerves, allowing scar tissue to form, and eventually causing the hemorrhoid to fall off.
• Stapler surgery is another technique commonly recommended by doctors.
• Hemorrhoidectomy is a surgical procedure where the entire hemorrhoid is removed.
  • There are two types of surgery: the traditional method and advanced laser surgery.
    1. The traditional method is considered painful and requires frequent dressings.
    2. Laser-based surgeries, on the other hand, are painless, with no cuts or wounds.

The duration of laser piles surgery typically ranges from 15 to 30 minutes. However, this can vary depending on factors such as the type and severity of piles and the surgeon’s expertise.

Exercises or workouts alone cannot cure piles permanently. They help reduce the severity and recurrence of symptoms. To achieve a permanent cure, surgical intervention is recommended, along with lifestyle changes and dietary modifications as advised by the surgeon.