Piles Surgery Cost in Gurgaon

A candidate who is suffering from the following conditions for a prolonged period of time.

• Substantial bleeding
• Incapability to urinate
• Fever
• Incapability to defecate

• A general practitioner can be consulted or treatment can be availed from the pharmacies. There are creams that help reduce the swelling and ease the pain.
• Warm bath for around 15 minutes in a day for quite a number of times can treat piles.
• Pain can be relieved by taking painkillers.
• Laxatives can be used in case you are suffering from constipation
• Injection can be given which may cease the haemorrhoid to a considerable extent.
• Rubber-band ligation can also used to remove prolapsed haemorrhoids to close off its blood supply thoroughly.
• The end of the haemorrhoid can be sealed off by using laser or an electric probe.
• Very painful internal haemorrhoids can be treated by surgery called haemorrhoidectomy.

Haemorrhoidectomy is performed where incisions are made around the anus in order to cut the haemorrhoids away. Local or general anaesthesia may be given during the surgery.

An invasive procedure is often performed to let the haemorrhoid slip out of the anal canal. The blood supply of the haemorrhoid is cut off by a procedure similar to stapling. This process is less painful and the recovery is quicker while the complications are minimal.

Rubber band ligation

Laser treatment

A chemical is injected that leads to the shrinking of the haemorrhoid. This process is known as sclerotherapy.

• The recovery time is around 2 weeks post-surgery
• In some cases full recovery might require 6 weeks. Keep your stools soft so that they can be excreted easily
• Keep a high fibre diet
• Have plenty of fluids
• Take supplements like Citrucel or Metamucil

• Bleeding
• Infection
• Anaesthesia reaction
• Trouble urinating
• Pain in the anal sphincter and inconsistent defecation