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Least Invasive Treatment for Piles
No one likes to talk about Haemorrhoids but it’s one of the most common anorectal lifestyle diseases, today. Are you suffering from recurring Piles since long? You might have approached a number of doctors for a number of remedies. However, complete cure of Piles cannot be guaranteed, when they reach a severe stage – Grade IV. This blog introduces you to the latest and innovative technology Piles treatment, which is least invasive. No need to be afraid of undergoing a painful surgery anymore now!
Haemorrhoids involve blood vessels lining the anus. Excess pressure on rectal walls tends to weaken the muscles supporting the haemorrhoidal vessels. Due to pressure, the vessels swell and enlarge, resulting in a sac-like protrusion. if this protrusion is inside the rectal canal, Haemorrhoids are internal; while, if it is under the anal skin, then Haemorrhoids are external.
Treatments for haemorrhoids depend on the stage in which the patient is. Several non-surgical techniques can be used in primary two stages – Grades I and II. However, as the ailment advances to severe stage, surgical intervention has to be adopted.
Causes Of Hemorrhoids:
- Strained bowel movements.
- Prolonged sitting
- Pressure on the veins due to pregnancy
- A low fiber diet
- Chronic constipation or diarrhea
Signs and Symptoms of Hemorrhoids:
- Itching
- Pain
- Bleeding during bowel movements
- A lump near the anus
Depending on the severity of the situation, there are advanced treatment options available that remove hemorrhoids without a surgical incision or staple. Many of these methods offer a long-term solution compared to over the counter creams by treating the cause of the hemorrhoids and can be done in an outpatient setting as suggested by your doctor.