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Surgery for Hemorrhoids (Piles)

Laser Surgery for Hemorrhoids or Piles

Laser Surgery for Hemorrhoids or Piles

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Hemorrhoids (commonly called piles) are a very common problem among people. Yet, many patients continue to suffer silently out of embarrassment. This is understandable — piles affect an intimate area, and many hesitate to seek medical help until symptoms become severe. If you are experiencing bleeding while passing stool, pain, itching, or a lump near the anus, you may be dealing with piles. The good news is that modern treatments such as Laser, Ligasure, and Stapler surgery offer safe, quick, and effective solutions.

At our advanced surgical practice, we bring together 25+ years of experience, 8,000+ successful laparoscopic and advanced surgeries, and a strong patient-first philosophy. Our goal is to help you return to a comfortable, pain-free life with compassion and expertise.

Causes of Piles

Why Are Piles Common?

Dietary and lifestyle habits play a big role in the high incidence of hemorrhoids in our region:

  • Spicy and Oily Foods: Popular snacks like farsan, sev, gathiya, fried items, and spicy curries can sometimes trigger constipation and irritation.
  • Low Fiber Intake: Traditional meals often lack sufficient raw vegetables, fruits, and whole grains.
  • Sedentary Jobs: Many residents work in offices or run businesses that involve long hours of sitting, increasing pressure on rectal veins.
  • Hot Weather & Dehydration: The climate can lead to reduced water intake, which contributes to hard stools and constipation.
  • Cultural Hesitation: Talking about anorectal health is often considered embarrassing, leading to delayed treatment.

Understanding these causes helps us not only treat piles but also guide patients on preventing recurrences through diet and lifestyle modification.

Symptoms of Piles

What Are Hemorrhoids (Piles)?

Hemorrhoids are swollen veins in the rectum or anus, similar to varicose veins but located in the lower digestive tract.

Common Symptoms:

  • Bright red bleeding after bowel movements.
  • Pain, burning, or itching in the anal area.
  • Swelling or a lump around the anus.
  • Prolapse (tissue coming out of the anus).
  • Discomfort while sitting for long hours (common in office-goers and drivers).

Classification:

01

Internal Hemorrhoids

  • Inside the rectum, often painless but cause bleeding and prolapse.
02

External Hemorrhoids

  • Around the anus, usually painful and swollen.
03

Grading Severity

  • Graded from I to IV depending on severity (I = mild, IV = severe, permanently prolapsed).

Modern Surgical Options for Hemorrhoids

Laser Surgery for Hemorrhoids
Laser Surgery for Hemorrhoids

Laser energy is used to shrink hemorrhoidal tissue and seal blood vessels.

  • Minimally invasive, almost painless
  • Minimal bleeding
  • Same-day discharge
  • Quick recovery (2–5 days)
  • No stitches

Ideal for: Patients with early–moderate piles (Grade II–III) who want a fast and comfortable solution.

Ligasure Hemorrhoid Surgery
Ligasure Hemorrhoid Surgery

Ligasure uses advanced bipolar energy to cut and seal hemorrhoidal tissue.

  • Less bleeding, precise tissue handling
  • Shorter surgery time
  • Reduced post-op pain compared to traditional surgery
  • Faster healing
  • No stitches

Ideal for: Patients with bulky, advanced hemorrhoids that require more controlled removal.

Stapler Hemorrhoidectomy
Stapler Hemorrhoidectomy (PPH)

Stapler surgery uses a circular stapling device to remove and reposition prolapsed hemorrhoids.

  • Less pain than conventional surgery
  • Excellent for Grade III–IV prolapsed hemorrhoids
  • 1–2 day hospital stay
  • Quick return to daily life
  • May require absorbable sutures

Ideal for: Patients with severe prolapse looking for a long-term solution.

Comparing Laser, Ligasure, & Stapler Surgery

Feature Laser Ligasure Stapler
Pain Minimal Mild–Moderate Less than open
Bleeding Very little Minimal Minimal
Hospital Stay Same day / 1 night 1–2 days 1–2 days
Best For Early–moderate piles Bulky piles Severe prolapse
Recovery Time 2–5 days 5–7 days 7–10 days

Risks & Complications

Risks and Complications for Laser Piles Surgery

Modern surgery is very safe, but possible issues include:

  • Mild post-op pain or swelling
  • Temporary difficulty in passing stool
  • Rare: infection, recurrence, stricture

With our 25+ years of surgical expertise and advanced technology, complications are extremely rare at our center.

Recovery & Aftercare

TreatmenRecovery & Aftercaret of Piles

Typical recovery timeline:

  • Laser: Back to routine in 2–5 days
  • Ligasure: About 1 week
  • Stapler: 7–10 days

Aftercare tips:

  • High-fiber diet: Include khichdi with vegetables, roti with green leafy sabji, fruits like papaya, banana, guava, apple
  • Avoid heavy oily farsan (sev, gathiya, bhajiyas) during recovery
  • Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, buttermilk is excellent in summers
  • Sitz baths (warm water sitting bath) for relief
  • Avoid straining, long sitting on the toilet, and lifting heavy weights
  • Walk daily to prevent constipation

Why Choose Us for Hemorrhoid Surgery?

  • 25+ years of surgical excellence
  • 8,000+ successful advanced surgeries
  • Expertise in Laser, Ligasure, and Stapler procedures
  • Patient-first care with complete privacy for sensitive conditions
  • Advanced equipment and modern operating theaters
  • Convenient location with a supportive care team

FAQs About Hemorrhoid Surgery

No, it is almost painless. Most patients only experience mild discomfort for 1–2 days.

  • Laser: 2–5 days
  • Ligasure: 5–7 days
  • Stapler: 7–10 days

Recurrence is rare if you follow a high-fiber diet and avoid constipation.

Yes, surgery treats existing piles. But to prevent recurrence, we guide you on diet modifications — more fruits, vegetables, and fluids, while reducing excess spicy/oily food.

It depends on the grade and severity of your piles. After examination, our surgeon will suggest the best option (Laser, Ligasure, or Stapler).

Yes, with proper pre-operative care, modern procedures are very safe.

Yes, early stages can be treated with medicines, fiber-rich diet, and lifestyle changes. Surgery is only advised in advanced or persistent cases.

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