Dr. Nimra Chohan

Grade 2 hemorrhoids are a moderate form of internal piles where swollen veins prolapse, or push out, during bowel movements but retract on their own afterward. Symptoms often include moderate bleeding, mucus discharge, itching, and the noticeable sensation of a prolapsed hemorrhoid. The main causes are chronic constipation, straining during bowel movements, and prolonged periods […]

Grade 1 hemorrhoids are the earliest and mildest form of piles. This condition involves internal vein swelling inside the rectum that does not protrude outside the anus. Common symptoms include painless bleeding, mild irritation, and early signs of piles that are often easy to ignore. At this stage, the condition is highly treatable with simple […]

Pile recovery time varies based on the condition and treatment. Mild hemorrhoids often resolve within 3–7 days with home care, including hydration, fiber-rich foods, and avoiding strain. External piles may take up to 2 weeks due to prolonged tissue healing. Surgical options like rubber band ligation or laser surgery require 10 days to 6 weeks […]

Piles complications can become serious if the condition is left untreated for a long time. What starts as mild discomfort can progress into a chronic bleeding risk, severe pain, and conditions like prolapsed tissue, a strangulated hemorrhoid, or even an infection in anus. Over time, untreated piles can affect daily life, cause weakness due to […]

Finding the right exercises for piles can significantly reduce discomfort and accelerate the healing process. Specific movements, such as pelvic floor exercises and walking, can improve blood flow, support digestion, and reduce pressure on sensitive areas. Doing these exercises daily will help relieve pain and prevent the condition from worsening. Regular low-impact exercise improves your […]

Thrombosed piles occur when a blood clot hemorrhoid forms inside a swollen blood vessel in the anal canal. This condition restricts blood flow and creates immense pressure. Patients typically experience severe anal pain that makes sitting or walking extremely difficult. You will also notice a hard, bluish anal lump near the outside of the anus. […]

Piles vs fissures are distinct anorectal disorders with unique symptoms and causes. Piles, or hemorrhoids, are swollen blood vessels in the anal canal, often causing painless bleeding, itching, or a painful lump. Fissures, however, are small tears in the anal lining, leading to sharp pain during bowel movements and streaks of blood on toilet paper.  […]

You can prevent piles naturally by reducing pelvic pressure and eliminating friction during bowel movements. Start by using a seven-inch bathroom footstool to align your colon properly and stop straining. Next, hydrate adequately and consume natural lubricants like olive oil or ghee to keep stools soft, rather than relying solely on dry dietary fiber.  Finally, […]

Bleeding piles occur when swollen blood vessels inside the lower rectum rupture. You will usually notice bright red blood stool or fresh drops in the toilet bowl. Mild cases often improve with simple home care and dietary adjustments. However, the condition becomes dangerous if you experience persistent bleeding, severe rectal pain, or an elevated anemia […]

Do piles go away on their own? Yes, piles often go away on their own within three to seven days. Mild internal hemorrhoids usually heal naturally when you stop straining during bowel movements. You can speed up relief by drinking plenty of water, eating a high-fibre diet, and taking warm sitz baths to soothe the […]

When severe discomfort strikes, finding the right piles medicine becomes your top priority. Piles, also known as hemorrhoids, require targeted treatments to achieve fast relief and swelling reduction. The best types of treatments include a topical hemorrhoid cream for immediate surface pain, rectal suppositories for deeper internal issues, and a stool softener medicine to prevent […]

Ayurvedic piles treatment cures hemorrhoids from the root by restoring your digestive fire and eliminating toxins. Instead of just removing the physical lump, this approach uses dietary modifications, herbal remedies like Triphala, and therapeutic procedures to soften stools and strengthen rectal veins.  By drinking fresh buttermilk with roasted cumin or taking a warm Triphala sitz […]