What is Piles?
Piles, also known as Hemorrhoids, are swollen veins in the lowest part of your anus and rectum. These veins can become irritated and inflamed, leading to symptoms such as pain, itching, and bleeding during bowel movements. In the image, you can see the 3 locations where you can develop piles. Yes, it can be internal, located inside the rectum, or external, under the skin around the anus. Treatment options for piles depend on the severity and stage of hemorrhoids. At MASSH Super Speciality Hospitals, we provide our patients with the Advanced Laser Piles Surgery and MIPH, a lesser known Minimally Invasive Piles Surgery with very effective results.
Are you having any of these symptoms?
Why should you not delay piles treatment?
- Intolerable pain
- Excessive blood in stool
- Risk of severe infection
- Prolapsed (bulging) piles
- Risk of anaemia
- Risk of thrombosed piles
- Complicated treatment at later stages
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Advantages of MIPH & Laser Piles Surgery over General Open Surgery
- Cuts
- Scars & Stitches
- Procedure
- Anaesthesia Time
- Blood Loss
- Infection Chances
- Recovery
- Hospital Stay
- Technology
MIPH
- Single Stapler
- No Scar, No Stitches
- Bearable
- Approx 20-30 mins
- Nil
- Mild
- 24-48 Hours
- Day Care*
- Most Advanced
Laser Piles
Surgery
- 1-2 Cuts
- Scars, No Stitches
- Minimal Pain
- Approx 30-40 mins
- Minimal
- Mild
- 24-48 Hours
- Day Care*
- Advance
Open
Surgery
- Multiple
- Multiple
- Painful
- Approx 1 to 1.5 hours
- Moderate
- Moderate
- 2-3 Weeks
- 48 Hours
- Outdated
| MIPH | Laser Piles Surgery | Open Surgery | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuts | Single Stapler | 1-2 Cuts | Multiple |
| Scars & Stitches | No Scar, No Stitches | Scars, No Stitches | Multiple |
| Procedure | Bearable | Minimal Pain | Painful |
| Anaesthesia Time | Approx 20-30 mins | Approx 30-40 mins | Approx 1 to 1.5 hours |
| Blood Loss | Nil | Minimal | Moderate |
| Infection Chances | Mild | Mild | Moderate |
| Recovery | 24-48 Hours | 24-48 Hours | 2-3 Weeks |
| Hospital Stay | Day Care* | Day Care* | 48 Hours |
| Technology | Most Advanced | Advance | Outdated |
| * Insurance cases can vary. | |||
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Dr. Sachin is a highly qualified surgeon with a deep understanding of the importance of patient care, combined with exceptional skills and surgical expertise. He has redefined the boundaries of Minimal Access Surgery and is now a sought-after name in the medical community, gaining immense popularity among his patients and their families.
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Admitted my father in minimal access smart surgery hospital under Dr Sachin ambekar for hemorrhoids. It was a good experience with MASSH family including all the staff members. Very well hygiene maintained and availability of facilities. Dr Sachin is a very trustworthy and friendly in nature as he treat patients as a family member. My father is feeling much better after hemorrhoids surgery. Recommend everyone if you are looking for a best and trust worthy surgeon and hospital.
Kikali Yeptho
Dr. Sachin Ambekar is a brilliant surgeon who will leave no stone unturned to ensure a successful surgery. MASSH is a hospital with a difference. The staff is very courteous and caring, and the facilities are state of the art. All elements of the facility have been carefully planned for comfort and convenience. I have been to some of the best hospitals in India and Oman, but MASSH takes the cake. I highly recommend Dr. Sachin and MASSH.
Rishi Verma
I am truly grateful for the exceptional care provided by Dr. Sachin during my recent surgery. Their surgical technology, combined with a compassionate approach, made me feel at ease throughout the entire process. I was back in office and working within 2 days which was surprising for my colleagues The experience and skill demonstrated by Dr. Sachin undoubtedly was the success of my surgery. I highly recommend him to anyone in need of a skilled and caring surgeon.
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The staff at MASSH is wonderful. Everyone from the receptionists to the doctors treated me with kindness and respect. The hospital itself is very modern and well-equipped. I had a great experience here.
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The facilities at MASSH are state-of-the-art and exceptionally clean. The staff is incredibly friendly and always willing to help. From the moment I walked in, I felt well taken care of. Highly recommended!
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The staff at MASSH is wonderful. Everyone from the receptionists to the doctors treated me with kindness and respect. The hospital itself is very modern and well-equipped. I had a great experience here.
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FAQs
Piles, also called Haemorrhoids, can be caused due to various reasons including increased pressure in the lower rectum, chronic constipation, straining during bowel movements, prolonged sitting, pregnancy, ageing, genetic factors, heavy lifting, obesity, low-fiber diet, and others. These factors cause the veins around the anus and lower rectum to become swollen and inflamed.
Through physical examination, digital rectal exam, anoscopy, or proctoscopy.
Internal piles (inside the rectum) and external piles (around the anus).
Mild cases may improve with lifestyle changes, but severe or persistent piles often require medical treatment.
No, piles are not contagious as they are caused by internal factors like pressure on veins.
Yes, piles can be effectively treated with the Minimally Invasive Procedure for Hemorrhoids (MIPH - Stapler Haemorrhoidectomy). This modern surgical technique is specifically designed to cause less pain and allow for a quicker recovery compared to traditional surgical methods. Piles can also be treated with laser surgery.
Yes, piles require to be surgically treated to bring an end to the chronic discomfort, increased bleeding, infection, prolapsed haemorrhoids, and risk of anaemia to the patient.
Yes, females can definitely get piles (haemorrhoids). Both men and women are susceptible to developing piles, but there are specific times when women may be more at risk, such as during pregnancy. The increased pressure from the growing uterus on the pelvic veins, along with hormonal changes that cause the veins to relax, can contribute to the development of haemorrhoids during pregnancy. Additionally, the straining during childbirth can also cause or worsen haemorrhoids. Outside of pregnancy, the risk factors for developing piles in women are similar to those in men, including chronic constipation, prolonged sitting, obesity, and a low-fiber diet.
While piles are generally not dangerous but they can cause significant discomfort and complications if left untreated. These complications include anaemia from chronic blood loss, a strangulated hemorrhoid (where the blood supply to an internal hemorrhoid is cut off) or infection. It's important to manage the symptoms of piles and seek immediate medical advice.
You should see a doctor if you experience significant pain, excessive bleeding, or if home treatments do not improve your symptoms after a week. Additionally, if you notice changes in bowel habits, significant weight loss, or if you have a family history of colorectal cancer, it's crucial to seek immediate medical advice.
The best surgical method for piles depends on the severity and type of haemorrhoids, as well as individual patient factors. Common surgical options include Stapler Haemorrhoidectomy (stapling procedure) and laser surgery. Each method has its benefits and risks, so a healthcare provider can help determine the best option for you.
Laser piles surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a laser to remove or shrink haemorrhoids. It is known for causing less pain and faster recovery compared to traditional surgery. Laser surgery is effective for many patients, but the suitability depends on the individual case and should be discussed with a healthcare provider.
MASSH is currently offering a free consultation with Dr. Sachin Ambekar for treatment of piles. Patients can book 1 free consult in light of this initiative taken to educate patients about the treatment for piles.
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Dr. Sachin Ambekar has the following qualifications - MBBS,MS - General Surgery, MD physician.