When to see a doctorfor piles?

 

When to see a doctorfor piles?

 

Hemorrhoids or piles can be a serious problem that requires immediate attention. Swollen and inflamed veins in the rectum and anus are indicative of piles. Although the illness appears to be amusing, and there are several jokes about it, the truth is not always so.

Pile pain can be excruciating, causing agony and putting a stop to daily activities. Consult a doctor if the discomfort becomes unbearable. Nobody knows how long piles symptoms will linger. Smaller piles can be treated at home using natural treatments. However, if your piles symptoms are severe, reoccurring, or there is blood flowing from your anus as you sit on the toilet seat, you should get treatment from a professional doctor.

 

Do you have pain in your Piles? Consult a physician.

 

The majority of individuals feel embarrassed to bring up the subject of piles. However, remaining silent and postponing therapy may prevent you from receiving pain relief. Piles is a common problem, and the disease's symptoms may affect anybody. Any patient suffering from piles must realise that their illness does not distinguish them from others.

Patients should not be worried since no doctor wants to talk about their illness. The consequences of piles may be far more dangerous than one might think. As a result, it's essential to get your piles looked out as soon as possible to preserve both your health and your peace of mind.

 

"Doctors have saw and heard all that a patient has to offer. As a result, you don't have to feel self-conscious about your situation. You are not alone; thousands of individuals suffer from anorectal illnesses and other comparable ailments on a daily basis. Your health may be worse with each passing day that you postpone treatment. Nobody wants to deal with it "Dr. Atul Patil, a proctologist at the Vithai Piles Clinic, agrees.

 

Who should I see about piles?

 

In most situations, piles may be identified and treated by a general practitioner. If your symptoms are severe, you should see a proctologist, colorectal surgeon, or gastroenterologist. If the first-line treatments do not relieve the symptoms, specialised specialists can give advanced hemorrhoid therapy, such as:

 

Laser surgery - For both patients and specialists, laser surgery for piles is an advanced and recommended form of piles therapy. Because the treatment is conducted as an outpatient surgery, an increasing number of people have begun to choose for it in recent years. In this procedure, a laser is directed towards the afflicted region, sealing the blood vessels and nerves. The therapy is non-invasive and causes no pressure or pain on the patient.

Rubber band ligation- In this procedure, the surgeon inserts a specific medical-grade rubber band around the base of the piles, cutting off the blood supply. This causes the piles to diminish and fall off naturally, leaving no scar tissue behind.

 

Hemorrhoid stapling - Internal haemorrhoids are the most common condition treated with this method. Using a stapling instrument, the surgeons remove the piles tissue.

 

If you are suffering any of the following piles symptoms, you should consult a specialist doctor:

●If the pain and discomfort in the anal region persists for an extended period of time.

● If there is bright red blood in the toilet paper.

● If over-the-counter medicines do not relieve your symptoms.

● If the colour of your stool is tar-like.

●If you get dizziness every time you pass a bowel movement.

 

Is it possible to cure piles without seeing a doctor?

 

Although piles symptoms cannot be permanently cured, they can be controlled to some extent with home treatments. However, this only works if your heaps are in their early stages. If you do not want to see a doctor and want to manage your illness at home, here are a few options that may help you reduce pain:

●Every day, take a 10-15 minute sitz bath.

● Keep your anal areas clean and soft.

● Do not use any chemical-based items on your anal region.

● Stool softeners should be used.

 

Pain and symptoms can be controlled by adopting healthy lifestyle practises.

 

● When having bowel motions, do not strain.

● Caffeine and alcohol should be consumed in moderation.

● Increase your fibre intake in your diet.

●Every day, drink 6-8 glasses of water.

● As soon as you notice swelling in your anal region, apply topical ointments.

There's no need to put up with a lot of pain and agony. You may live a pleasant life if you get timely treatment from the proper specialist.

"Every sickness has a treatment if you address it at the proper moment. And heaps aren't an exception "Dr. Atul Patil says.