Pain free and fast piles laser surgery for long term relief.

There are four types of piles with the individual severity levels, including

• Grade I or the first-degree piles – These are common forms of piles usually with small swelling on the inside lining of the anal canal. If no complication happens, sometimes it heals on its own.
• Grade II or the second-degree piles – In this stage piles has grown to an extent that it begins to bulge out of the anus during bowel movement or when you physical strain yourself. Usually when you’re done with the bowel movement, it goes back on its own.
• Grade III or the third-degree piles – Just like in the second-degree protrusion happens during the bowel movement or when you strain but it doesn’t go back on its own. You may have to manually push it back inside the anus.
• Grade IV or the fourth-degree piles – The protrusion cannot be pushed back without medical intervention.

These physical activities certainly help. Exercises that involve lots of movement in the knees and the waist area are the best to prevent piles. There are some yoga postures that can put healing pressure on your abdomen. These exercises also help you ease out your bowel movement and get rid of constipation.

The complications can be simple as well as life-threatening depending on how benign or severe the condition is. These complications vary from blood clotting to anemia to internal infection to even strangulation. In many cases, it can also lead to cancer. Hence, it goes without saying that you shouldn’t take your piles symptoms likely even if they have just begun to surface.

Piles falls under the category of anoractal diseases. These diseases are treated by a specialist called proctologist.

Again, different cases of piles may have different procedures but whether you go for laser therapy or an operation, in most of the cases you can be discharged within 24 hours or at the most, two days.

Laser surgery for piles is approved by the United States Drugs and Food Administration. No cuts and incisions are made. Consequently, there is no risk of complication or getting an infection. Very short recovery period.

Recovery always depends on the severity of the ailment. Surgery or operation takes more or less the same amount of time and the time taken for recovery varies from patient to patient. Normally, you should be able to resume some part of your regular life within 48 hours of getting treated, especially after laser surgery. Traditional operation may require more time to recover. If the operation is successful, it shouldn’t take more than two weeks to get fully active.

There are no specific reasons but listed below are a few factors that can contribute towards someone getting afflicted with piles:

• Lack of fiber in your diet that leads to constipation.
• Unhygienic washroom habits.
• Forced bowel movement.
• Sedentary lifestyle with no ventilation under the bottom area.
• Obesity.
• Pregnancy.
• Genetic susceptibility.