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Haemorrhoids, also known as piles, are enlarged veins situated in or around the back passage (anus). They occur when these blood vessels become swollen in a similar way to varicose veins in the legs.

Under pressure the blood vessels in and around the anus stretch. Straining whilst on the toilet, chronic coughing and lots of heavy lifting are common ways that pressure in the abdomen is increased and that in turn results in increased pressure in the veins located around the anus. Pregnancy, being overweight and childbirth can also cause haemorrhoids.

Most modern piles treatments, especially laser procedures, involve minimal pain. At PACE Hospitals, advanced techniques and effective pain management ensure a comfortable treatment experience.

Since straining on the toilet is one of the commonest reasons why haemorrhoids develop, avoiding constipation and having to strain is vital to improve symptoms. Eating a healthy diet that contains plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables and other fibre, drinking plenty of water, keeping active and keeping stress levels under control all help the bowel to function properly.

Yes, laser treatment is safe, effective, and minimally invasive. It reduces bleeding, pain, and recovery time compared to conventional surgery.

Ice packs help reduce swelling and sitting in a warm bath filled with plain water for 10 minutes several times a day will relieve symptoms too. Don’t be over-hygienic when washing since this may cause more irritation. Try not to sit for long periods of time since this may cause more irritation.

Sometimes haemorrhoids will need to be treated surgically. If your doctor advises this then surgical treatment may involve laser heat treatment, chemical solution injections (sclerotherapy), rubber band ligation, or surgical removal of the haemorrhoids. The operation recommended depends upon whether the haemorrhoids are internal or external.

Make sure your diet contains plenty of fibre, drink lots of fluids and increase the amount of exercise you get. These measures will help prevent constipation, one of the main causes of haemorrhoids. Check out with our specialist for advice on how to avoid the problem.

Common symptoms include bleeding during bowel movements, pain or burning sensation, itching, swelling, or discharge near the anus. Early diagnosis helps prevent complications.

You should consult a specialist if symptoms persist for more than a few days, worsen over time, or interfere with daily activities. Early consultation leads to faster and simpler treatment.

Most patients can resume normal activities within a few days after laser treatment, depending on the severity of the condition and individual healing.

No. Mild cases can often be managed with medication, dietary changes, and lifestyle modifications. Surgery or laser treatment is recommended only when necessary.

Recurrence is uncommon when treatment is combined with proper diet, hydration, and lifestyle changes. Our doctors provide personalised guidance to reduce recurrence risk.

Most laser procedures are day-care treatments, allowing patients to go home the same day with minimal hospital stay.

PACE Hospitals offers experienced specialists, advanced laser technology, confidential care, and high success rates, making it a trusted centre for anorectal treatments in Hyderabad.