• Hemorrhoidectomy Surgery: For people facing severe piles, opting for a Hemorrhoidectomy surgery is a great decision. Our experienced surgeons create precise incisions around the affected area to gently take out the haemorrhoids. They skillfully tie off the swollen veins to manage bleeding. Be assured, we aim for a successful result while keeping your comfort in mind.

• Stapler Piles Surgery: For quick relief and minimal discomfort, Stapler Piles Surgery is a great option. This innovative surgery uses a stapler tool to block the blood vessels in haemorrhoids, which helps them shrink and disappear over time. Our skilled surgeons in Chennai are experts in this method, ensuring a fast recovery and improved patient comfort.

• Laser Piles Surgery: Using advanced Laser Piles Surgery, a precise laser beam is used to burn and shrink the haemorrhoids. This method reduces bleeding and discomfort, making the surgery more comfortable and effective for patients seeking quick and efficient treatment.

When it comes to your well-being, trust is important. Mykare Health is your dependable healthcare companion in Chennai, dedicated to offering top-notch care for piles. We focus on affordable treatments, expert surgeons, and cutting-edge surgical choices to ensure you get excellent care and reach your desired outcomes. Book a consultation today and start your journey to a life free from piles.

Patients who have surgery for piles or haemorrhoids usually leave the hospital after one to two days because it's commonly performed in a day surgery clinic. You can start getting back to your normal routine gently after one to two weeks. However, it's wise to stay away from tough tasks and lifting heavy objects during this period. To make sure your healing goes smoothly and to prevent discomfort or bleeding when you have a bowel movement, your doctor might suggest using stool softeners. Here are some tips for a smooth recovery:

• Maintain soft stools: The best way to prevent piles is to simply maintain soft stools by eating plenty of fibre-rich foods like whole grains, fruits, and veggies. This softens and adds bulk to your stool, making it easier to go without straining. To avoid any gas troubles, slowly add more fibre to your diet over time.

• Stay hydrated: To keep your stools soft, make sure to drink enough water. Try to have six to eight glasses of water daily, along with other fluids, and steer clear of alcohol.

• Consider fibre supplements: Many people don't get enough fibre in their daily diet, which should ideally be around 20 to 30 grams. Fortunately, over-the-counter fibre supplements such as psyllium (Metamucil) or methylcellulose (Citrucel) can help ease hemorrhoid symptoms and lessen bleeding.

• Take it easy: To prevent straining when having a bowel movement, remember not to hold your breath and try to pass stools gently. This eases the pressure on the veins in your lower rectum.

• Exercise: Regular physical activity can prevent constipation and relieve the strain on veins from prolonged sitting or standing. Exercise also helps with weight loss, which can assist in treating piles.

• Limit prolonged sitting: Prolonged sitting, especially on the toilet, can put extra stress on the veins around your anus. Aim to reduce your sitting time and take breaks to ease this pressure.

• Use appropriate medications: For minor discomfort from piles, your doctor might suggest non-prescription creams, ointments, or suppositories. These can include substances like witch hazel, hydrocortisone, or lidocaine, which offer short-term relief from pain and irritation. Don't use non-prescription steroid creams for more than a week unless your doctor tells you to.

Patients recover well from a piles surgery, which is quite common. Yet, there are some rare problems that can occur, including:

• Infection where the surgery was done.
• Unpleasant stool passage.
• Possible harm to nearby organs, nerves, or vessels.
• Difficulty controlling bowel movements due to weakened sphincter muscles.
• Uncontrolled bleeding.
• Recurrence

Piles can cause some unusual issues:

• Piles can result in anaemia, where your body doesn't have enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to your cells. Internal haemorrhoids can also get strangled, causing severe pain due to reduced blood flow.
• Occasionally, a clot can form in the hemorrhoid (thrombosed hemorrhoid). While it's not dangerous, it can be quite uncomfortable and may require lancing and draining at times.

At Mykare Health, we're dedicated to providing easy laser surgery for piles in modern and advanced facilities while giving personalised care. We're a patient-focused, tech-driven healthcare provider, fully aware of the importance of addressing piles or other rectal issues quickly. Talk to our experienced surgeons early to avoid complications and choose our cost-effective, advanced piles surgery for a hassle-free experience.

If you have ongoing bleeding or uncomfortable haemorrhoids, your doctor might suggest one of a few simple, low-risk surgery for piles. These surgeries are usually done with anaesthesia in either a hospital emergency room or an outpatient clinic.

• Rubber Band Ligation: This process involves putting one or two small rubber bands around the bottom of internal haemorrhoids to stop their blood flow. Within a week, the haemorrhoids dry up and drop off. While there can be some bleeding as a potential side effect of this treatment, it's typically mild and happens within two to four days. Serious issues are uncommon but can arise in certain situations.

• Injection (Sclerotherapy): In this method, a chemical solution is inserted into the hemorrhoid tissue to make it smaller. Although the injection is usually not painful, it might not work as well as rubber band ligation.

• Coagulation (Infrared, Laser): Coagulation methods use heat, infrared light, or lasers to make small, bleeding internal haemorrhoids shrink and become stiff.

At Mykare Health, our goal is to offer comprehensive treatment choices while prioritising your comfort and achieving successful results. Book a consultation today to start your journey towards a life without piles.

The grade of piles determines which surgery is needed and affects the cost. If the condition is very severe and can't be treated with minimally invasive surgery, the cost goes up. Here's an explanation of the different severity levels of piles to show how they impact the cost.

Grade I: In grade I the symptoms or causes include only bleeding, and no prolapse.

Grade II: Grade II causes include prolapse but spontaneous reduction.

Grade III: Prolapsed but has to be pushed inside.

Grade IV: In grade IV it remains prolapsed.