4 Best Doctors For Piles In Gujrat

Dr. Maila Altaf

PMDC Verified

General Surgeon

MBBS, FCPS (General Surgery)

Experience

13 Yrs

Satisfaction

90%

Laparoscopic Surgery Hepatobiliary Surgery Hammeroid Fissure Fistula

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Rs. 2,000

Doctors Hospital (Gujrat), punjab, Gujrat

Available Today

Rs. 2,000

Doctors Hospital Kharian, Main GT Road, Kharian

Available Today

Rs. 1,500

Dr. Syed Mohsin Ali

PMDC Verified

General Surgeon

MBBS, FCPS (Surgery)

Experience

24 Yrs

Satisfaction

100%

Colorectal Surgery Hammeroid General Surgery Breast Cancer Surgery

Video Consultation

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Rs. 2,000

Syed Surgical Hospital, Taimoor Chowk, Jail Rd, Islam Naga, Gujrat

Available Today

Rs. 2,000

Dr. Ahmed Shahzad

PMDC Verified

General Surgeon

MBBS , FCPS (General Surgery)

Experience

8 Yrs

Satisfaction

100%

Laparoscopic Surgery Hepatobiliary Surgery Fissure Fistula

Video Consultation

Available Today

Rs. 500

Sohail Surgimed Hospital, mehmda chowk, Gujrat

Available from Dec 13

Rs. 800

Hassan Hospital, kotla, Gujrat

Available Today

Rs. 800

Dr. Muhammad Asjad Warraich

PMDC Verified

General Surgeon

MBBS, FCPS (General Surgery)

Experience

8 Yrs

Satisfaction

100%

Video Consultation

Available Today

Rs. 1,000

National Hospital, Bhimber Road Area, Gujrat

Available Today

Rs. 1,500

How can I find treatment of Piles?

Marham enlists the best doctors for piles in Gujrat. Book an appointment or consult online with the most experienced piles specialist in Gujrat based on their qualifications, patient reviews, hospital location, and fees.

What is Piles?

Piles or hemorrhoids are characterized by swelling of the blood vessels in the anus or rectum and surrounding tissues' inflammation. Almost half of the patients suffering from piles don’t experience any symptoms and, therefore, remain unaware of the developing disease.

Classified into two types, hemorrhoids may develop inside the rectum (internal piles) and thus remain invisible. If it grows outside of the anus, then it is called prolapsed hemorrhoid.

In severe cases, it may be treated with medication, non-surgical procedures, and surgery under anesthesia.

Causes of piles

Common causes of piles include;

  • Increased pressure in the rectum with persistent constipation or diarrhea

  • Holding one’s breath during weight lifting can raise intra-abdominal pressure, causing inflammation in the veins and tissues around the anus leading to the development of hemorrhoids.

  • Persistent cough and vomiting

  • Inadequate fiber intake results in sticky stool, which moves slowly through the colon, increasing the risk of developing piles

Symptoms of piles

In many patients, piles can be asymptomatic or symptomatic in others. The latter may include;

  • Painful, itchy, or inflamed lower anus and rectum

  • Dripping blood or persistent bleeding after passing the stool

  • Mucus discharge in stool

  • Redness and soreness around the anus

  • A hanging lump from the anus in case of prolapsed hemorrhoids

If left untreated, the pile may lead to the following conditions:

  • Infection

  • Anemia due to anal bleeding may be life-threatening

  • Thrombosis or blood clots due to prolapsed hemorrhoid affects blood circulation and tissue death.

Diagnosis of piles

Piles can be diagnosed with the following techniques: 

  • Digital examination: Doctors insert a gloved finger into the patient’s rectum, after lubricating it with medicine, to feel internal hemorrhoids.

  • Visual examination: Since internal hemorrhoids are too soft, they sometimes can’t be felt during a rectal examination; thus, doctors visually examine the lower colon and rectum through a proctoscope, anoscope, or sigmoidoscope.

Classification of Hemorrhoids

Depending upon disease severity, hemorrhoids are classified into four types;

  • First degree: Internal anal swelling, which is invisible from outside

  • Second degree: Bulging out of the hemorrhoids while passing stool, which reverts after the completion of the process.

  • Third degree: Hemorrhoids prolapse out and need manual pushback

  • Fourth degree: Large lump that does not push back after passing the stool. This is a severe condition and needs immediate medical attention. 

Treatment of piles

Piles are generally treatable with home remedies, but you must consult a medical specialist in severe cases. Some of the methods used for the treatment of piles are:

  • Lifestyle changes: Avoiding spicy, fried, or super-sweetening foods, drinking plenty of purified water, not delaying bowel movements, exercising regularly, and following a healthy diet, including fruits, vegetables, and fibers, may help treat piles.

  • Medications: Doctors often prescribe medicines, including over-the-counter painkillers like paracetamol or NSAIDs, corticosteroid creams, steroids or suppositories, and laxatives for piles

  • Non-surgical treatment: In the growing stages of piles, the doctor follows a banding procedure by placing a band around the hemorrhoid to cuts off its blood supply. Resultantly, the dead tissue falls off after some time.

  • Sclerotherapy: If non-surgical treatment doesn’t work, doctors stop the lump’s blood supply with injections

  • Surgery: The last stage of hemorrhoid requires surgery under anesthesia, during which either the hemorrhoids are cut down and removed (hemorrhoidectomy) or their blood supply is interrupted (hemorrhoid stapling)

Risk factors of piles

Risk factors for piles include;

  • Being overweight and pregnant

  • Persistent constipation or diarrhea

  • Heavy weight lifting 

  • Growing age and genetics

  • An unbalanced diet and less exercise

Prevention of piles

Opting for the following guidelines can help prevent piles and deal with them more effectively:

  • Eating a balanced diet rich in fiber, proteins, vitamins, and minerals.

  • Adequate water intake for smooth bowel movement.

  • Avoid straining during bowel movements, as it may lead to inflammation.

  • Exercise regularly to maintain a healthy weight.

  • Refrain from lifting heavy objects or weights frequently.

  • Avoid a sedentary lifestyle involving constant sitting.

Consult the best doctor for piles in Gujrat to avoid complications. You can also book a video consultation through Marham to discuss your symptoms with the most experienced piles specialist near you. 

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The fee for specialists of Piles in gujrat varies from PKR 500-3000 depending upon doctor's experience and qualification.

Top 4 Piles Doctors in Gujrat are:

  1. Dr. Maila Altaf
  2. Dr. Syed Mohsin Ali
  3. Dr. Ahmed Shahzad
  4. Dr. Muhammad Asjad Warraich

4 Piles Doctors in Gujrat are:

  1. Dr. Maila Altaf
  2. Dr. Syed Mohsin Ali
  3. Dr. Ahmed Shahzad
  4. Dr. Muhammad Asjad Warraich