Piles TreatmentIn Jaipur

Piles, also known as haemorrhoids, are a common yet often misunderstood ailment that affects millions worldwide. Let’s explore the causes, symptoms, and complications of piles.

If you're considering treatment for piles, reach out to us, or book a direct appointment with our general surgeon. At the CK Birla Hospital in Jaipur, we are dedicated to ensuring that your piles treatment is as safe, comfortable, and effective as possible. We're here to guide you every step of the way towards a successful recovery.

What are the causes of piles?

Piles develop as a result of excessive pressure on the blood vessels near the rectal area. Various factors and potential triggers for this condition include:

  • Exerting excessive effort while having a bowel movement.
  • Prolonged sitting, particularly on the toilet.
  • Experiencing persistent bouts of constipation or diarrhoea.
  • Having a family history of piles.
  • Regularly engaging in strenuous physical activities or heavy lifting.
  • Being affected by obesity.
  • Participating in anal sexual intercourse, which can lead to irritation of piles.
  • Pregnancy, as an enlarged uterus, applies pressure to the colon's veins, causing them to protrude.
  • Being older than 50 years of age.

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How can you prevent piles?

As one age, piles become increasingly common. The following measures can aid in averting the development of piles by preventing difficult bowel movements and constipation:

  1. Avoid prolonged toilet sitting and excessive straining.
  2. Respond promptly to the urge for bowel movements.
  3. Stay well-hydrated by drinking ample water.
  4. Increase fibre intake through fruits, veggies, and whole grains (25g for women, 35g for men).
  5. Maintain physical activity to keep bowels active.
  6. Use laxatives or enemas as advised by a healthcare provider to prevent disruptions in bowel regulation.

How are piles diagnosed? 

Healthcare providers diagnose piles through symptom evaluation and physical exams, including:

  1. Digital rectal exam: A gloved, lubricated finger checks for swollen veins in the rectum.
  2. Anoscopy: An anoscope (lighted tube) is used to examine the anus and rectum lining.
  3. Sigmoidoscopy: A sigmoidoscope (camera-equipped tube) examines the lower colon and rectum, with flexible or rigid options (proctoscopy).

Uncomfortable but painless tests in outpatient settings; same-day return home. A colonoscopy might be needed for results confirmation or cancer screening, with anaesthesia.

What are the pre-treatment/surgery instructions for a piles treatment?

Before undergoing piles treatment or surgery, follow these pre-treatment guidelines:

  • Schedule a consultation with a healthcare provider to discuss your medical history and medications.
  • Modify your diet to include more fibre and drink plenty of water.
  • Manage symptoms with prescribed or over-the-counter medications.
  • Develop regular bowel habits and refrain from straining when you go to the bathroom.
  • Limit spicy foods, caffeine, and alcohol, which can irritate the digestive tract.
  • Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activities.
  • Maintain good anal hygiene with gentle cleansing after bowel movements.
  • Consider discontinuing blood-thinning medications if advised.
  • Follow fasting instructions before surgery.
  • Arrange for transportation home after surgery if anaesthesia is used.

What are the post-surgery instructions for a piles treatment?

Post-surgery instructions for piles (haemorrhoid) treatment typically include:

  • Pain management: Take prescribed medications for pain relief as directed.
  • Rest and activity: Rest, avoid strenuous activities, and heavy lifting for a few days.
  • Diet: Follow a high-fibre diet, emphasising fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Stay hydrated and avoid irritating foods.
  • Stool softeners: Use stool softeners or laxatives as recommended to ease bowel movements.
  • Hygiene: Keep the anal area clean using a peri-bottle or gentle wipes.
  • Sitz baths: Take warm sitz baths several times a day to reduce swelling and promote healing.
  • Medications: Apply topical creams or ointments as instructed for inflammation.
  • Follow-up appointments: Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments.
  • Watch for complications: Be vigilant for signs of infection, severe bleeding, or unusual discomfort.
  • Avoid straining: Prevent straining during bowel movements and consult your doctor if needed.

How do you recover after a piles treatment?

After a piles (haemorrhoids) treatment, recovery typically involves:

  • Following your doctor's instructions carefully.
  • Taking prescribed medications.
  • Adopting a high-fibre diet to prevent constipation.
  • Staying hydrated.

It's essential to:

  • Avoid heavy lifting.
  • Steer clear of strenuous activities.
  • Minimise prolonged sitting.

To alleviate discomfort, consider:

  • Taking warm baths.
  • Using topical ointments.

Practice hygiene, anticipate varying recovery times with proper care, and ensure healing by following up with your healthcare provider for post-treatment check-ups.

Why should you choose CK Birla Hospitals in Jaipur for piles treatment?

CK Birla Hospitals, Jaipur is among the eminent multi-special hospitals operating in the city for decades. The hospital has integrated the most amazing and experienced doctors including other staff members. We ensure dedicating ourselves to offering exceptional and satisfactory patient care. The primary objective behind the inception of this hospital is to make healthcare services available to everyone at an affordable cost including the finest treatment. So, if you are looking for a general surgeon in Jaipur, then get in touch with our most skilled and highly talented healthcare professionals at RBH.

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