Vithai Piles Hospital

  ·          treatment for piles without surgery ·          painless treatment ·          no cutting or stitching ·          no scarring ·          quick recovery ·          minimal side effects ·          can be performed under local or general anaesthesia ·          can be used to treat piles of any size ·          safe for pregnant women

  Sitting for a long time causes piles. Sitting for extended periods has been linked to a host of health problems, including cancer and cardiovascular disease. Now there's another reason to get up from your desk: piles. That's right, sitting too long increases the risk of Piles and can even make them worse if you already have them. Sitting for a long time causes piles. Sitting for a long time causes piles. It is said that doing a lot of sitting will activate the blood vessels and cause the veins to be swollen and become congested, resulting in piles.   Piles is a very common problem these days Piles is a very common problem these days, specially among men due to their sedentary lifestyles. People who do not exercise regularly are more likely to develop piles because the veins of the anus become weak and dilated as a result of sitting for long periods of time. This condition causes pressure on your rectum and causes swelling in it which results in pain

  Bleeding during Bowel  Movements Anal bleeding during bowel movements is the most common symptom of hemorrhoids. The blood may be bright red, or it may be mixed with stool and look brownish. The bleeding usually covers the stool but may also stain the toilet paper. Bleeding can also occur if you have an anal fissure (a small tear in the skin around your anus). If you experience bleeding with bowel movements, see your doctor to rule out other causes of bleeding such as cancer or polyps in your colon (large intestine).