Piles
Hemorrhoids (Piles)
Hemorrhoids, commonly known as piles, are swollen and enlarged blood vessels in the rectal and anal region caused by increased pressure. Under the care of Dr. Sachin Ambekar, Director of Minimal Access Surgery and Medical Director at MASSH, patients receive modern, minimally invasive treatment focused on comfort, safety, and long-term relief.
Advanced & Minimally Invasive Piles Treatment
Precision-based proctology care ensuring faster recovery, reduced pain, and durable results.
Precision-based proctology care ensuring faster recovery, reduced pain, and durable results.
Types of Hemorrhoids
Internal Hemorrhoids
- Located inside the rectum
- Usually painless bleeding during bowel movement
- May prolapse outside the anus in advanced stages
External Hemorrhoids
- Lumps around the anal opening
- Itching, irritation, or tenderness
- Discomfort while sitting
Thrombosed Hemorrhoids
- Blood clot formation in external pile
- Hard, painful swelling
- May require urgent medical treatment
Signs & Symptoms
- Bright red bleeding during bowel movements
- Burning, itching, or irritation
- Pain while sitting or passing stools
- Swelling or lump near the anus
- Feeling of incomplete bowel evacuation
Causes & Risk Factors
- Chronic constipation or diarrhea
- Straining during bowel movements
- Prolonged toilet sitting
- Pregnancy and childbirth
- Obesity
- Low-fiber diet
- Sedentary lifestyle
Diagnosis
- Clinical evaluation and symptom assessment
- Digital Rectal Examination (DRE)
- Proctoscopy / Anoscopy
- Colonoscopy (if required)
Treatment & Management
Conservative Management
- High-fiber diet
- Adequate hydration
- Medicated creams
- Warm sitz baths
Non-Surgical Treatments
- Rubber Band Ligation
- Injection Therapy (Sclerotherapy)
- Infrared Coagulation
Surgical Treatments
- Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy
- Hemorrhoidectomy
Why You Should Not Delay Treatment
- Symptoms may worsen over time
- Risk of anemia due to chronic bleeding
- Possibility of painful clot formation
- Daily activities and productivity affected
- Early treatment avoids major surgery
Expert Hemorrhoid Care by Dr. Sachin Ambekar
- Modern, minimally invasive procedures
- Personalized and coordinated treatment plan
- Advanced surgical precision
- Faster healing & reduced discomfort
Frequently Asked Questions
Can hemorrhoids be cured completely?
Yes. With proper treatment and lifestyle modifications, hemorrhoids can be effectively managed.
Yes. With proper treatment and lifestyle modifications, hemorrhoids can be effectively managed.
Is all rectal bleeding due to piles?
No. Other conditions must be ruled out through proper medical evaluation.
No. Other conditions must be ruled out through proper medical evaluation.
Do hemorrhoids always require surgery?
No. Many cases respond well to non-surgical treatments.
No. Many cases respond well to non-surgical treatments.
Will hemorrhoids recur?
They may recur if healthy lifestyle habits are not maintained.
They may recur if healthy lifestyle habits are not maintained.