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70+
years of Experience
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Hospitals
11000+
Doctors
12600+
Beds
24
Serving Cities
60+
Millions Lives
Touched (So Far)

What are Piles/Haemorrhoids?

Haemorrhoids, or piles, are swollen, enlarged veins that develop in the anus and lower rectum, similar to varicose veins. They often cause pain and rectal bleeding. Doctors classify them as internal haemorrhoids when they form inside the rectum, or external haemorrhoids when they develop under the skin around the anus. Patients can treat less painful piles at home using haemorrhoid creams and consuming high-fibre foods. However, severely painful or prolapsed piles require surgical intervention. For the best piles treatment, consider visiting Manipal Hospital Ranchi, where experienced specialists offer advanced care.

Best Piles Surgeons

Best Piles Surgeons

Why choose Manipal Hospital Ranchi for Piles Treatment?

Experience Surgeons
Experience Surgeons

The best care surgeons skilled in colorectal procedures.





Experience Surgeons
Personalised Care

Each patient receives individualised plans which promotes better outcomes and faster recovery.



Experience Surgeons
State of the Art Facilities

We are equipped with cutting-edge technologies to enable advanced techniques for piles treatment


Experience Surgeons
Compassionate Approach with Transparency:

We ensure we listen to our patients with empathy and provide clarity on all details about the procedure.

What are the common symptoms of Piles?

  • Painless bleeding during bowel movements
  • Pain or discomfort
  • Swelling around the anus
  • Bleeding
  • Itching or irritation in the anal region
  • Inflammation
  • A discoloured lump near the anus

What factors affect the cost of Piles Treatment and Surgery?

  • The type of piles
  • Consultation fee
  • The tests before the operation
  • The type and duration of the surgical technique
  • Duration of hospital stay pre- and post-surgery
  • Care after the operation
  • Patient’s overall health and recovery time
  • The type of anaesthesia used during the procedure

What are the surgery procedures for treating Piles?

    Non-surgical Procedures:
  • Rubber Band Ligation: Doctors place tiny rubber bands at the haemorrhoid's base, cutting off blood flow. This causes the haemorrhoid to wither and fall off within a week..
  • Sclerotherapy: Physicians inject a chemical solution into haemorrhoidal tissue causing it to shrink with minimal pain.
  • Coagulation: Specialists use electric current, infrared, laser, or heat to harden and shrivel internal haemorrhoids.
    • Surgical Procedures:
  • Haemorrhoidectomy: Surgeons remove the external haemorrhoids or prolapsed internal ones.
  • Haemorrhoid Stapling (Stapled Haemorrhoidopexy): Using a stapling instrument, surgeons remove internal haemorrhoids or reposition prolapsed internal haemorrhoids inside the anus.

What are the Benefits of Piles Treatment?

  • Relieves pain and discomfort caused by haemorrhoids
  • Minimises rectal bleeding
  • Prevents complications such as thrombosis or strangulation
  • Alleviates itching and irritation associated with piles
  • Enables easier, less painful bowel movements

Why to choose Laser treatment for Piles

Non-invasive
Quick Healing and Discharge
Lesser Discomfort
Lesser Pain and Complications
Minimal Bleeding
Lesser Recurrence of Piles
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FAQ's

Piles, or haemorrhoids, are swollen veins in the lower rectum and anus.

Common causes include straining during bowel movements, chronic constipation, pregnancy, and prolonged sitting.

While usually not dangerous, severe cases can lead to complications like anaemia or infection.

Consult a doctor if you have persistent symptoms, severe pain, or rectal bleeding.

Treatments range from non-surgical options like rubber band ligation to surgical procedures like hemorrhoidectomy.