Hemorrhoidectomy Surgery

For those suffering from severe piles, a haemorrhoidectomy is an effective treatment option. Our experienced surgeons make precise incisions around the affected tissue to carefully remove the haemorrhoids. By expertly ligating the enlarged veins, we effectively halt any bleeding. You can rest assured that our main focus is on achieving a successful outcome while prioritising your comfort throughout the procedure.

Stapler Piles Surgery

If you seek immediate relief with minimal discomfort, Stapler Piles Surgery offers a promising solution. This innovative procedure uses a stapler instrument to cut off the arterial blood vessels within the haemorrhoids, effectively blocking further blood flow. Consequently, the piles gradually shrink and eventually disappear. Our skilled surgeons in Vizag excel in this technique, ensuring a quick recovery and improved patient comfort.

Laser Piles Surgery

Advanced Laser Piles Surgery employs a focused laser beam to burn and reduce the size of the haemorrhoids. This method minimises bleeding and discomfort during the procedure, making it an efficient and effective treatment option for patients. It offers an enhanced experience for those seeking relief from piles.

When it comes to your health, trust is essential. Mykare Health is your dependable healthcare partner in Vizag, committed to providing the best possible care for piles. With our emphasis on cost-effective treatments, skilled surgeons, and advanced surgical options, you can be assured of receiving optimal care and achieving your desired results. Schedule a consultation today and take the first step towards a life free from piles.

After surgery for piles or haemorrhoids, most patients are usually discharged from the hospital within one to two days, as these procedures are often done at day surgery centres. Recovery typically allows for a return to regular activities within one to two weeks, although it’s important to avoid strenuous activities and heavy lifting during this time. Here are some tips for a smooth recovery

• Keep Stools Soft: It’s important to ensure that your stools are soft and easy to pass to prevent further issues with piles. Include fibre-rich foods in your diet, such as whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. This will help soften and bulk up your stools, reducing the need to strain, which can worsen piles. Gradually increase your fibre intake to avoid gas problems.

• Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water is vital for maintaining soft stools. Aim to consume six to eight glasses of water each day, along with other fluids, while limiting alcohol intake.

• Consider Fibre Supplements: If your diet does not provide the recommended 20 to 30 grams of fibre, over-the-counter fibre supplements like psyllium (Metamucil) or methylcellulose (Citrucel) can be useful. These supplements may help alleviate piles symptoms and decrease bleeding.

• Avoid Straining: Prevent straining during bowel movements by avoiding breath-holding or excessive pressure. Straining can put unnecessary stress on the veins in the lower rectum.

• Exercise Regularly: Engaging in regular physical activity can help prevent constipation and reduce pressure on the veins caused by long periods of sitting or standing. Exercise can also assist with weight loss, which is beneficial for managing piles.

• Limit Long Sitting Periods: Extended sitting, especially on the toilet, can increase pressure on the anal veins. To minimise strain, try to reduce the amount of time you spend sitting.

• Use the Right Medication: For mild pain from piles, your doctor may suggest over-the-counter lotions, ointments, or suppositories containing ingredients like witch hazel, hydrocortisone, or lidocaine. These can provide temporary relief from pain and irritation. Always follow your doctor’s advice and avoid using over-the-counter steroid creams for more than one week unless specifically instructed.

Patients generally recover well from piles surgery, as it is a fairly common procedure. However, there are some rare complications that may arise, including

• Infection at the surgery site

• Discomfort during bowel movements

• Damage to surrounding organs, nerves, or blood vessels

• Faecal incontinence due to sphincter muscle weakness

• Uncontrolled bleeding

• Recurrence of piles

Piles can lead to several uncommon complications, including

• Anaemia: This condition occurs when your body doesn't have enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to your cells.

• Strangulated Internal Haemorrhoids: This happens when the blood supply to the area is cut off, resulting in significant pain.

• Thrombosed Haemorrhoids: A clot may form in the haemorrhoid. While not dangerous, it can be quite uncomfortable and may require lancing and draining.

At Mykare Health, we are dedicated to offering a seamless laser piles surgery experience in advanced facilities with personalised patient care. As a patient-focused and technology-driven healthcare provider, we recognise the importance of addressing piles and other proctological issues promptly. By consulting our experienced surgeons early, you can choose a stress-free and highly advanced piles surgery at competitive prices.

If you are experiencing ongoing bleeding or discomfort from haemorrhoids, your doctor may suggest one of several minimally invasive procedures available. These procedures are generally performed under anaesthesia in a hospital emergency room or outpatient facility.

• Rubber Band Ligation: In this procedure, the doctor places one or two thin rubber bands around the base of the internal haemorrhoids to cut off their blood supply. Over the next week, the haemorrhoid dries up and eventually falls off. While mild bleeding may occur two to four days after treatment, it typically resolves on its own. In rare cases, more serious complications may arise.

• Injection (Sclerotherapy): This involves injecting a chemical solution into the hemorrhoidal tissue to reduce its size. While the injection itself is usually painless, its effectiveness can vary compared to rubber band ligation.

• Coagulation (Infrared, Laser): Coagulation techniques use heat, infrared light, or lasers to shrink and stiffen small, bleeding internal haemorrhoids.

By choosing Mykare Health, you can expect tailored care and access to advanced piles treatments. Don’t wait for your condition to worsen—schedule a consultation today and take the first step towards effective and stress-free piles surgery.

The grade of piles determines the type of surgery recommended, with prices increasing for more severe cases that cannot be treated with minimally invasive techniques. Below is an explanation of the different severity grades of piles to help you understand how costs may vary based on this factor

• Grade I: Symptoms or causes are limited to bleeding, with no prolapse present.

• Grade II: Prolapse occurs, but it can return to its original position spontaneously.

• Grade III: The prolapsed haemorrhoid requires manual intervention to be pushed back inside.

• Grade IV: The haemorrhoid remains prolapsed and cannot be pushed back in.