How To Treat Piles Without Surgery?

Piles, also called hemorrhoids are caused because of swelling of veins in the lower part of the rectum and anus. When the veins bulge, the walls of the veins get extended, bleed and irritated. As the name recommends, piles are classified into external and internals, external piles grew at the end of the anus, and internal piles occur inside the anal canal. Treatment of piles should be possible with non-surgical and surgical alternatives relying upon their kind.

Home Treatments To Ease The Piles Symptoms

With home treatment alternatives, the symptoms of piles, for example, bleeding and pain, can be managed. Treatment will need a doctor’s intervention. Some of the home treatments are:

Topical Creams & Ointments

Suppositories or creams having hydrocortisone can be applied to the impacted region. They act as desensitizing agents giving transitory relief from pain. Pads containing witch hazel are also accessible that can be used to provide relief from pain.

• Applying Ice Packs

Ice packs can be applied to the impacted region to lower the swelling of piles.

• Sitz Shower With Warm Water

A Sitz shower is a container like a dish put on the toilet. Fill it with warm water, and sitting on it can help the itching and burning sensation.

• Utilizing Moist Towels 

Utilizing dry paper to wipe dry your bottom can be difficult while suffering from piles. Utilizing damp towels or wet tissues can make you feel better.

• Utilizing Pain Relievers

 Medicines, for example, ibuprofen acetaminophen, can alleviate pain.

Rubber band ligation

Rubber band ligation is another non-surgical method for treating piles. However, this can be applied distinctly to internal hemorrhoids. The technique includes tying a rubber band at the base of the piles. This slices off the blood flow to the haemorrhoid, and accordingly, it either dries or shrinks up and falls off.

Rubber band ligation methodology utilizes a tiny tube with an anoscope camera. This is embedded into the anus of the patient. A rubber band is tied at the base when the haemorrhoid is found. Ordinarily, the banded piles tumble off in seven days. The scar will form in the area so that the veins don’t bulge into the anal canal.

This is done as a short term technique. Commonly a couple of hemorrhoids are attached with rubber groups. When the patient is under general anaesthesia, more hemorrhoids will be united. Your doctor might recommend treating them in clusters separated a month separated. If the band is too tight, desensitizing infusion in the piles region might be given to the patient. Surgical treatment may be the next alternative if the indications keep on persisting after every one of the piles is banded and dropped off.

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Sclerotherapy

In sclerotherapy, the thought is to remove the blood supply to the hemorrhoids. In this system, a solidifying chemical solution is infused at the base of the piles that scars the tissue and cuts off the blood supply. As the blood supply is removed, the piles recoil. This should be possible for quite a long time simultaneously. This is the moderately more secure and less agonizing method. The patient might see little blood in their stool for the first couple of days after treatment.

Sclerotherapy is considered when the Rubber band ligation method can’t be utilized. The piles must be sufficiently huge for elastic band ligation o set up the band. Sclerotherapy can be utilized to treat smaller piles.

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Electrotherapy

Electrotherapy is applied for smaller piles which are a terrible possibility for banding. This technique includes using electric flow to the piles to eradicate them. This is done with a device called a proctoscope which is utilized to find the pile. Then, at that point, one more test is used to hold the piles and apply electric flow to them. The electric flow thickens the blood in the piles, removing any further blood supply. Therefore, the piles begin shrinking.

Electrotherapy can be applied to different piles in a parallel session. Mild pain is normal, and blood might be seen while passing stools in the initial days after treatment.

Infrared Photocoagulation Therapy

This strategy is like electrotherapy reasonably. Rather than utilizing electric flow, heat from high-intensity infrared light is utilized to make scar tissue at the base of the piles removing the blood flow. This treatment is utilized in little and medium-sized piles. Ordinarily, just each pile is treated simultaneously, and the rest of the treatment sessions will be scheduled two weeks apart.

After the technique, the individual might feel heat and pain. A medicine recommended by your doctor manages them.

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