Piles Surgery Cost in Bengaluru

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Piles Surgery

Hemorrhoids (Piles) are swollen and inflamed blood vessels in the anus and in the lower rectum. The veins swell and become thin which increases the difficulty for passing bowel movements. Piles are common in many adults and occur due to excess abdominal pressure causing weak veins. Several causes of this extreme pressure are- pregnancy, low fiber diet, sitting for long periods and straining during bowel movement.

There are two types of Piles or Hemorrhoids- 

  • Internal Hemorrhoids which cannot be felt or seen as they lie inside the rectum. 
  • External Hemorrhoids that are present in the anus and hence can cause more discomfort and pain. It can be felt during passing stool and blood is seen in the bowel. 

Symptoms

The signs / symptoms observed are - 

  • Itching around the anus
  • Redness in the anal area
  • Blood in the bowels
  • Lump felt in the anus
  • Discharge in bowels 
  • Swelling around the anus

Diagnosis

External piles can be diagnosed just by physical inspection by the doctor. To diagnose internal hemorrhoids, a digital examination is performed in which the doctor inserts his finger through the anal opening to check for abnormalities. A sigmoidoscope, proctoscope or anoscope can also be used to get images of the internal organs.

Treatment

There are 2 types of Piles Surgery:

Hemorrhoidectomy is the surgical procedure to remove hemorrhoids or piles. It is the most effective treatment in which incisions are made around the tissue close to the hemorrhoid. Bleeding is prevented by tying the affected vein and the hemorrhoid is removed.

Hemorrhoidoplexy, also called Hemorrhoid stapling is the procedure in which an incision is not required to be made. A circular device is used to remove the hemorrhoidal tissue.  It is stapled back into the anal canal and the incision is closed. This method is generally used for internal hemorrhoids as it causes less pain and faster recovery for patients. However, it carries a larger risk of rectal prolapse and recurrence of piles. 

Risks

There are several complications of a Hemorrhoidectomy such as:

  • Anal fissures
  • Constipation
  • Bleeding
  • High fever
  • Difficulty in urinating and bowel moment
  • Redness and pain in the anal area

After Procedure

After the piles surgery, patients may have trouble urinating and hence a catheter may be connected to the bladder.  Ice packs should be applied in case of swelling and sitz baths (anal area dipped in warm water) must be taken several times a day for pain relief. Laxatives and high fiber diet foods are recommended by the doctor to prevent constipation. It is essential to maintain hygiene in the anal area. In case of severe pain, certain pain killers may be prescribed.

FAQ Section

1) What type of surgery is best for Piles?

Laser surgery is considered best for piles disease. This procedure can be done in the Outpatient Ward and is most convenient. The laser helps to pinpoint the exact tissue that needs to be treated and has to be removed. This gives the advantage of not disturbing or damaging the surrounding tissues. 

2) What are the causes for Piles Surgery?

The Piles surgery is done in advanced cases of piles, where the patients may have following symptoms-

  • bleeding from the anus upon passing stools
  • pain in the anus or piles pain
  • itching, redness or swelling in the anus region
  • painful bowel movement or stool passage
  • pain on sitting

3) What are the types of Piles Surgery?

The types of Piles Surgery are- Banding, Sclerotherapy, Coagulation Therapy, Hemorrhoidal artery ligation, Hemorrhoidectomy, Laser Piles Surgery.

4) What are the risks of Piles Surgery?

The complications are rare, and can be the following types-

  • Bleeding from the anus upon passing stools 
  • Severe pain in the abdominal area and anal area
  • Severe diarrhea
  • High fever
  • Not able to pass urine
  • thrombosis or blood filled external hemorrhoids or piles

5) What are the types of Piles?

There are 2 main types of Piles- Internal Piles ( located 2-4 cm above the anal opening ) and External Piles ( located in the lower 1/3rd of the anal canal ). 

6) Who should avoid the pile surgery?

The Piles Surgery should not be done with patients having the following conditions-

  • Elderly people who can't get general anesthesia
  • People with Inflammatory Bowel Diseases ( Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis )
  • Rectocele
  • Fecal Incontinence

7) What is the Cost of Piles Surgery in India ?

The cost of Piles Surgery in India varies across different hospitals and cities.

Cost of Piles Surgery in India
CITY COST
Cost of Piles Surgery in Mumbai       INR 150000- INR 350000    
Cost of Piles Surgery in Banglore INR 130000- INR 330000
Cost of Piles Surgery in Delhi INR 130000- INR 330000
Cost of Piles Surgery in Chennai INR 110000- INR 310000

 

8) Can a patient sit after the piles surgery?

The patient must avoid strenous activities for 1-2 weeks after the piles surgery. The patient must be accompanied with family or friend to help move and sit, after the pile surgery. Sitz baths ( where the patient must sit in the warm baths for 15- 20 minutes, 3 times a day ) should be done after the pile surgery. 

9) What food items must be avoided by piles patients?

The piles patients must avoid- Bagels, white bread, meat, spicy food, dairy products, processed and packed frozen food items. 

10) What is the success rate of the Piles Surgery?

The success rate of piles surgery is very good. Surgery cures the piles usually. The other factors for the success rate of piles surgery depends upon factors like- diet modifiations, lifestyle modifications, daily bowel habbits, constipation, etc.