Hemorrhoids Treatment in Janakpuri

Comprehensive Relief: Expert Care for Hemorrhoids (Piles)

One of the most common and painful conditions is Hemorrhoids, or piles, which are characterised by the swelling of the veins of the rectum and the anus, causing discomfort and bleeding. Although they are regarded as a minor problem most of the time, they can, however, affect a person's daily life in a negative way for a considerable number of people.
As a liver specialist and gastroenterologist, I am in a position to bring a different view to the issue of piles and provide specialised Hemorrhoids piles treatment. In many cases, long-term digestive problems or an underlying liver disease (like portal hypertension) may be the main causes of the appearance of hemorrhoids. My intention is to come up with a plan not only for the treatment but also for understanding how to deal with the situation that results in the source of your discomfort being found.

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Understanding the Symptoms

Quite a few patients keep it to themselves that they are suffering; however, the most effective method of preventing surgery is early intervention. If you see any of the following signs, you ought to get a consultation for expert hemorrhoids piles treatment:

  • Bright red blood can be seen in the stool or on the toilet paper after or during bowel movements.
  • Unrelenting itching or irritation of the anal region.
  • Pain or discomfort can be found during sitting or when passing stool.
  • Swelling or the presence of hard lumps near the anus, which could be painful or tender.

Why Should You See a Liver & GI Expert?

Although hemorrhoids are a problem that comes from the area, the fact that you have them can sometimes be a kind of "warning signal" of other digestive health issues. By seeing a doctor who is experienced in both the liver and the gastrointestinal tract, you get the following advantages:

  • Systemic Evaluation: Making sure that your hemorrhoids are not a secondary symptom of liver-related vascular pressure.
  • Advanced Diagnostics: Employing high-definition endoscopy to exclude the presence of other sources of rectal bleeding, e.g., polyps or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
  • Tailored Care: Getting the help of nutrition and gut motility management for your healing plan.

Our Treatment Approach: From Lifestyle to Advanced Procedures

Whenever it is possible, we try to go with a "stepped" mode of treatment that implies starting with the least invasive methods.

1. Medical & Lifestyle Management: Generally, most instances of early-stage hemorrhoids may be dealt with non-surgically. We offer advice on:

  • High-Fibre Nutrition: We make diets that not only soften the stool but also lessen the straining.
  • Topical Therapies: The use of certain ointments together with emptying bath protocols to relieve the inflammation.
  • Hydration & Motility: Fixing the root cause of constipation, which is the most frequent cause of flare-ups.

2. Minimally Invasive Procedures (Office-Based): If you choose to go beyond conservative management, we have fast and efficient hemorrhoids piles treatment that does not require a long recovery period:

  • Rubber Band Ligation: An easy, very efficient technique which consists in putting a little band around the root of the pile with the purpose of helping it to reduce and detach naturally.
  • Sclerotherapy: An injection of a chemical solution to reduce the haemorrhoid tissue.

3. Advanced Interventional and Surgical Options: In case of serious (Grade III or IV) situations, the first choice is often to go for advanced procedures that are meant for a quick recovery and minimal post-operative pain:

  • Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty (LHP): A contemporary, bloodless method where the laser energy is used to close the haemorrhoid.
  • Stapled haemorrhoidopexy: A carefully controlled surgical technique that not only moves the haemorrhoidal tissue but also lessens its blood supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most of the time, bleeding from the anus that accompanies piles is a benign situation; however, it should always be checked by a doctor to make sure that it is not a sign of more severe conditions, such as colorectal cancer and severe inflammation.

Yes. There are situations where high pressure in the portal vein (liver) can cause the appearance of "rectal varices", which are very similar to piles. A hepatologist can differentiate between the two and provide treatment for the real cause.

Most of the modern minimally invasive methods are intended to be done with almost no pain, and, in general, patients are able to come back to their work within a couple of days.
Bypass the pain right now. Do not let the pain caused by piles be the reason for your inactivity. Consult with our specialist team and get a thorough, professional assessment and a definite way leading to your recovery through expert hemorrhoids piles treatment.