Say Goodbye To PILES!

An innovation of Dr Porwal himself, this is aconservative approach intended to haltand reverse the early disease without anysurgical intervention :

• Medication - Creams ( Anoac ) and stoolsofteners are used.
• Constac - A herbal preparationformulated by Ayurvedic doctors atHealing Hands & Herbs.
• Diet - Counselling by qualifiednutritionist to correct any imbalances indiet and chart a diet conducive tohealthy bowel habits.
• Physiotherapy - Pelvic floorphysiotherapy helps to strengthenmuscles in the region.
• Ayurveda therapy - This includes about6 sessions of enema with medicatedherbal oils.

• Laser Haemorrhoidoplasty is thepreferred treatment for Grade 2and early stages of Grade 3 Piles.
• This procedure is done under shortgeneral anaesthesia and takesabout 20 minutes.
• Through the natural anal opening,laser energy is applied using aspecial radially emitting fibre.
• The controlled emission of laserenergy causes vaporization leadingthe haemorrhoidal mass to shrink

• It is a procedure that was originally conceived in 1994 by Dr Antonio Longo, and has since gained popularity as the treatment of choice for Grade 3 and Grade 4 prolapsed Piles.
• The procedure is usually done under short general anaesthesia and takes around 25-30 minutes.
• Using the circular stapler, the mucosa which is responsible for the the prolapse of Haemorrhoids is circumferentially excised and the prolapsed Haemorrhoids are pulled up back to their normal position

• Increased Pain and Discomfort : Neglecting timely treatment can lead to worsening pain and discomfort associated with piles, making it more difficult to carry outdaily activities.
• Persistent Bleeding : Untreated piles may cause continuous bleeding, leading to anemia or iron deficiency over time.
• Thrombosis Formation : Piles left untreated can develop blood clots, leading to a condition called thrombosed hemorrhoids,which causes severe pain and requires immediate medical attention.
• Prolapse Exacerbation : Failure to treat piles promptly can result in the prolapse of internal hemorrhoids, where they protrudeoutside the anus and become more difficult to manage.
• Increased Risk of Infection : Open sores and damaged tissue in untreated piles can make individuals more susceptible toinfections, such as cellulitis or abscesses.
• Chronic Inflammation : Piles left untreated can lead to chronic inflammation, making it harder to alleviate symptoms and requiringmore extensive treatment in the long run.
• Bowel Movement Problems : Unmanaged piles can cause difficulties in passing stools, leading to constipation or a cycle ofstraining and aggravating the condition further.
• Impact on Quality of Life : Untreated piles can significantly impact a person's daily life, causing emotional distress, affecting workproductivity, and limiting social activities due to persistent pain and discomfort.
• Risk of Complications : Neglected piles may lead to complications such as anal fissures, fistulas, or even rectal prolapse, requiringmore invasive treatments and potentially surgery.
• Delayed Diagnosis of Underlying Conditions : Not seeking timely treatment for piles may delay the diagnosis of other underlyingconditions such as colorectal cancer, as some symptoms can overlap, causing potential harm to overall health.