Difference Between Piles and Fissure?
Piles and fissures both affect the anal region but they’re fundamentally different conditions with different causes and different treatments. Piles are swollen blood vessels inside or around the anal canal that bleed, itch and sometimes prolapse outward. A...
How Long Do Piles Last Without Treatment?
Mild piles usually clear up on their own somewhere between a few days and one week. Grade 2 haemorrhoids can hang around for several weeks when bowel habits and diet aren’t sorted. Grade 3 and 4 piles almost never settle without medical help and they often drag...
What to Eat After Piles Surgery: A Recovery Diet Guide?
After piles surgery, a recovery diet built around high fibre foods, adequate hydration and soft meals keeps stools soft, prevents straining and protects the surgical wound from reopening. Papaya, oats, cooked vegetables, buttermilk and 8 to 10 glasses of water daily...
