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Woman thinking about the non-surgical solutions for piles
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Coloproctología

Can piles be treated without surgery? Exploring non-surgical solutions

Piles, also known as haemorrhoids, are swollen blood vessels in the rectal or anal area that can cause discomfort, itching and bleeding. While surgery is sometimes required for severe cases, non-surgical treatments are available and effective for many individuals, especially for early-stage haemorrhoids. These options aim to relieve symptoms, shrink haemorrhoids, and improve comfort without the need for invasive procedures.

Are non-surgical haemorrhoid treatment options painful?
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Coloproctología

Non-surgical haemorrhoid treatment options: Are they painful?

Haemorrhoids, or piles, are a common condition that can cause discomfort, itching and bleeding in the anal region. While surgical procedures are available for severe cases, non-surgical treatment options are often sufficient to manage and alleviate symptoms. These less invasive methods are usually well-tolerated and often provide effective relief.

Woman with hernia
Mr Dominic Coull

Por Mr Dominic Coull
19.12.24
Coloproctología

A complete guide to hernias

A hernia is a prevalent medical condition where an organ or fatty tissue protrudes through a weak area or tear in the surrounding muscle or connective tissue. Although often harmless, hernias can lead to discomfort and may need medical attention if not addressed. We speak to an experienced colorectal surgeon who delves into the nature of hernias, their causes, symptoms, and the treatment options available.

Mr Rajeev Peravali

Por Mr Rajeev Peravali
08.10.24
Coloproctología

What are anal skin tags?

Anal skin tags are small, benign (non-cancerous) growths that develop around the anus. They are typically soft and flesh-coloured, often described as resembling small flaps or bumps of skin. Though they are harmless, anal skin tags can sometimes cause discomfort or concern, especially if they become irritated. These skin tags are quite common and may affect people of any age or gender. We speak to a specialist colorectal surgeon who explains what they are and how they are diagnosed..

A person stands with their back to the camera. They are shirtless and wearing white briefs. They have long black braids that travel down their back.
Mr Tarun Singhal

Por Mr Tarun Singhal
27.09.24
Coloproctología

Understanding haemorrhoids

Haemorrhoids, also known as piles, are not only a condition but pre-existing blood vessels anchored around the anal canal to protect it. During bowel movements, they act as a cushion and swell. When the anchors securing the blood vessels break away from the canal wall, they shift closer to the surface of the skin and become visible or palpable – and this is what most people mean when they refer to haemorrhoids as a condition.

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