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Piles Treatment in Jaipur at CBLM Holy Family Hospital

Piles are common, treatable and nothing to feel embarrassed about. At our piles hospital in Jaipur, experienced piles doctors treat piles (bawasir) at every stage, from diet advice and medicine for early piles to laser surgery for piles that keep bleeding or coming out. Most laser patients go home the same day.

Laser Piles Surgery

No large cut, very little bleeding and a procedure of about 20 to 30 minutes.

Same-Day Discharge

Most patients go home the same evening after laser treatment.

24/7 Blood Bank

Blood bank and emergency care in the same hospital, day and night.

Private Consultations

A private, respectful check-up and a clear plan before you decide anything.

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About Piles

What Are Piles (Bawasir)?

Piles, also called haemorrhoids or bawasir, are swollen veins in and around the anus and lower rectum. Everyone has these veins. They turn into piles when constant pressure makes them swell, usually from straining, constipation, pregnancy or long hours of sitting.

There are two main types. Internal piles form inside the rectum and often bleed without pain. External piles form under the skin around the anus and can hurt, itch or feel like a lump.

"Do not ignore bleeding or a lump that keeps coming back. Piles that come out and need pushing back rarely settle with medicine alone, and early treatment is simpler."

Doctors grade internal piles from I to IV. The grade tells your surgeon which treatment will work best for you.

Internal Piles

Grade I & II

Swelling inside the rectum. Grade II piles come out during a bowel movement and go back on their own.

Grade III

Pushed Back

Piles come out and have to be pushed back in by hand

Grade IV

Severe

Piles stay outside and cannot be pushed back

External Piles

Swelling under the skin around the anus that feels like a lump. A clot inside one can cause sudden, sharp pain.

External piles cause pain, itching and discomfort when you pass stool. When a blood clot forms inside one, doctors call it a thrombosed pile, and it can swell and hurt a lot. Some people have mixed piles, with both an internal and an external part, where the internal piles come out through the anus. The type and grade of your piles decide the right treatment, and our surgeons confirm both at your first check-up.

symptoms

Symptoms of Piles

Piles show different symptoms depending on their type and grade. These are the signs people notice most often.

1. Rectal Bleeding

Bright red blood on the stool, on the toilet paper or in the pan, during or after a bowel movement.

2. Pain & Itching

Soreness, irritation or itching around the anus, often worse after sitting for a long time.

3. Swelling & Lumps

A soft lump near the anus that you can see or feel, especially with external or prolapsed piles.

4. Incomplete Evacuation

A feeling that your bowel has not fully emptied, even right after using the toilet.

Some people also notice a mucus discharge, which adds to the irritation. Bleeding from the back passage can have other causes too, so always get it checked rather than assuming it is piles.

If you notice any of these signs, book a check-up with our piles specialists in Jaipur. The examination takes a few minutes and tells you exactly what you are dealing with.

Treatment Options

Which Piles Treatment Do You Need?

Most early piles settle with diet and medicine. Piles that keep bleeding or come out need a procedure. This table shows the usual treatment for each grade.

Grade	What It Means	Usual Treatment
Grade I	Swelling inside the rectum that may bleed but does not come out	Diet, water and medicine
Grade II	Comes out when you pass stool and goes back on its own	Medicine, rubber band ligation or laser
Grade III	Comes out and has to be pushed back by hand	Laser surgery in most cases
Grade IV	Stays outside and cannot be pushed back	Laser or open surgery, depending on size
External or clotted piles	Painful lump outside the anus, sometimes with a clot	Medicine, or a small procedure if the pain is severe

1. Non-Surgical Treatment For Piles

Non-Surgical Piles Treatment

Grade I and many Grade II piles settle without any procedure. Your doctor may recommend these steps first.

Diet & Fluids: Fibre-rich food and 8 to 10 glasses of water a day keep stools soft, so you strain less.
Creams & Medicines: Soothing creams, pain relief, stool softeners and warm sitz baths reduce swelling, itching and pain.

For more on what helps at home, read our guide to piles home remedies. If bleeding or pain continues, see a surgeon rather than waiting it out.

2. Surgical Treatment For Piles

Piles Surgery Options

When piles keep bleeding, keep coming out or return despite medicine, a procedure gives lasting relief. The right one depends on the grade and size of your piles.

Rubber Band Ligation: The doctor places a small band at the base of the pile to cut off its blood supply. The pile shrinks and falls off within a week or so. It is done in the OPD.
Sclerotherapy: An injection into the pile makes it shrink. It works well for small piles that bleed.
Laser Piles Surgery: A thin laser fibre shrinks the pile from inside and seals its blood vessels. There is no large cut, very little bleeding, and most patients go home the same day.
Open Surgery (Haemorrhoidectomy): The surgeon removes large piles through a surgical cut. It suits very large or complicated piles, and recovery takes longer.

Your surgeon recommends the option that suits your piles and explains why. You make the final choice with all the facts in front of you.

Laser piles surgery at CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur

Step by Step

Laser Piles Surgery in Jaipur: How It Works

Piles laser treatment in Jaipur at CBLM Holy Family Hospital is a daycare procedure. Here is what happens from your first visit to the evening you go home.

1. Check-Up and Grading

The surgeon examines you, confirms the grade of your piles and rules out other causes of bleeding. If medicine will do the job, you hear that first.

2. Anaesthesia

On the day, you receive anaesthesia, so you feel nothing during the procedure. The anaesthetist explains which type suits you.

3. The Laser Procedure

The surgeon uses a thin laser fibre to shrink the swollen tissue and seal the blood vessels feeding it. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes.

4. Home the Same Day

Most patients rest for a few hours and go home the same evening with medicines, a diet plan and a follow-up date.

COMPARISON

Laser vs Open Piles Surgery

Both types of piles operation work. The difference is in how you feel afterwards and how soon you get back to normal life.

Factor	Laser Piles Surgery	Open Surgery
Cut	No large cut	Open wound that heals over weeks
Pain After Surgery	Mild, for a few days	Moderate to high, for one to two weeks
Bleeding	Very little	More
Hospital Stay	Usually same-day discharge	Often 1 to 2 days
Return to Work	A few days	2 to 4 weeks
Best Suited To	Most Grade II and III piles	Very large or complicated piles

Insurance and Schemes

Insurance, RGHS and Chiranjeevi Yojana

Piles surgery is a planned procedure, and many health insurance policies cover it. CBLM Holy Family Hospital also accepts RGHS and the Chiranjeevi Yojana.

Bring your policy or scheme card to the consultation. Our team checks your cover, tells you about any amount you need to pay yourself, and helps with the paperwork before your surgery date.

Why Choose Us?

Why Choose Our Piles Hospital in Jaipur?

Many people live with piles for years because they feel embarrassed to see a doctor. We keep every consultation private, examine you gently, and explain your options in plain words before you decide anything.

Our surgeons also treat related problems such as anal fistula and other anorectal conditions, so one team looks after you if the check-up finds more than piles.

Surgeons who specialise in piles, fistula and anorectal problems
Laser piles surgery as a daycare procedure
24/7 blood bank and emergency care in the same hospital
Help with insurance, RGHS and Chiranjeevi Yojana
Follow-up visits after your procedure

When you choose CBLM Holy Family Hospital for piles treatment in Jaipur, you get a clear diagnosis, the treatment that suits your grade, and support until you have fully recovered.

Piles consultation at CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur

Location

How to Reach Our Piles Hospital in Jaipur

CBLM Holy Family Hospital is at 43, 52, 53, Ashok Vihar, Ambabari Bridge, Jhotwara Road, behind the petrol pump, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302012. Call +91-96109 58590 to book a consultation or ask for directions.

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Your Surgeon

Meet Your Piles Doctor in Jaipur

Laser piles surgery at CBLM Holy Family Hospital is performed by experienced piles specialists and anorectal surgeons.

Dr. Pankaj Agarwal

Dr. Pankaj Agarwal is a piles specialist who performs laser surgery for piles, fistula and pilonidal sinus at CBLM Holy Family Hospital. Patients often mention in their reviews how clearly he explains the procedure before surgery, which takes away much of the fear.

Diet Guidance

Foods to Eat & Avoid With Piles

What you eat has a big effect on piles. The right food keeps stools soft, so you strain less and heal faster.

Foods to Eat

High-fibre fruitsPapaya, guava, bananas, pears and apples

Leafy green vegetablesSpinach, broccoli and other greens, all good sources of fibre

Whole grainsOats, brown rice, barley and whole wheat roti or bread

Legumes & lentilsDals, rajma and chickpeas, high in fibre and protein

Plenty of waterAt least 8 to 10 glasses a day to keep stools soft

Seeds & nutsFlaxseeds, chia seeds and almonds, in small amounts

Sitz bath (warm water)Sitting in warm water for 15 minutes eases swelling

Foods to Avoid

Spicy & oily foodsIrritate the area and make symptoms worse

Processed & junk foodLow in fibre and a common cause of constipation

Refined carbohydratesWhite bread, maida products and sugary snacks

Alcohol & caffeineDry out the body and make stools harder to pass

Dairy productsCan cause constipation in some people, so keep them moderate

Red meatLow in fibre and slow to digest

Sitting for long periodsTake breaks, and do not strain or sit on the toilet for long

Recovery

Recovery After Laser Piles Surgery

Here is what the first month usually looks like. Your surgeon will give you instructions for your own case.

Day 1

First 24 Hours

Most patients go home the same evening. Expect mild soreness. Take your pain medicine as prescribed, walk around at home, and use a warm sitz bath for comfort.

Days 2 to 7

First Week

Most people return to desk work within a few days. Eat high-fibre food, drink plenty of water, take any stool softener you are given, and avoid straining or lifting heavy weights.

Days 8 to 30

Weeks 2 to 4

Healing finishes over these weeks. Attend your follow-up visit, restart exercise when your surgeon says so, and keep up the fibre and water to stop piles from coming back.

Bleeding or Pain That Keeps Coming Back?

A few minutes with our piles doctors tells you the grade of your piles and the simplest treatment that will work. Most laser patients go home the same day.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Straight answers to the questions patients ask us most about piles, laser surgery and recovery.

Piles, also called haemorrhoids or bawasir, are swollen veins in and around the anus and lower rectum. They can bleed, itch, hurt or form a lump, especially when you pass stool.

Bright red blood on the stool or toilet paper, pain or itching around the anus, a soft lump near the opening, and a feeling that the bowel has not fully emptied. Bleeding can have other causes too, so a doctor should always check it.

Most Grade I and II piles settle with fibre, water and medicine. A procedure becomes the better choice when piles keep bleeding, come out and need pushing back, stay outside, or return despite medicine. Your surgeon decides after examining you.

Yes. Our surgeons perform laser piles surgery at CBLM Holy Family Hospital in Jaipur. It suits most Grade II and III piles, and the surgeon tells you at your check-up whether it suits yours.

You receive anaesthesia, so you feel no pain during the procedure. Afterwards most patients feel mild soreness for a few days, which normal pain medicine controls. It usually hurts much less than open surgery because there is no large cut.

The procedure itself takes about 20 to 30 minutes. With preparation and rest afterwards, plan to spend most of the day at the hospital.

Yes, in most cases. Laser piles surgery is a daycare procedure, so most patients go home the same evening. The surgeon may ask some patients to stay overnight.

Most people return to desk work within a few days of laser surgery. Jobs with heavy lifting or long hours on your feet may need a week or two. Open surgery usually needs two to four weeks.

They can, as with any piles treatment. The chance drops a lot when you keep stools soft, eat enough fibre, drink plenty of water and avoid straining. Your surgeon gives you a simple plan to follow after the procedure.

For most patients, laser means less pain, less bleeding and a quicker return to normal life. Very large or complicated piles sometimes still need open surgery. Your surgeon explains which option suits your grade and why.

Many health insurance policies cover piles surgery, and CBLM Holy Family Hospital accepts RGHS and the Chiranjeevi Yojana. Bring your policy or scheme card to the consultation, and our team will confirm your cover before you book a date.

See a general surgeon or proctologist who treats piles regularly. At CBLM Holy Family Hospital, our piles doctors examine you, confirm the grade of your piles and explain every option, from medicine to laser surgery, before you decide.

Look for surgeons who treat piles every week, laser surgery on site, daycare discharge, a blood bank and emergency cover in the same building, and help with insurance or RGHS. A good piles clinic also tells you when medicine is enough and surgery is not needed.

Eat high-fibre food such as fruit, green vegetables, whole grains and dal, and drink 8 to 10 glasses of water a day. Cut down on spicy, oily and processed food until you have healed.

You get experienced anorectal surgeons, laser surgery as a daycare procedure, a 24/7 blood bank in the same hospital, and follow-up care until you have fully recovered.

Patient Stories

What Our Patients Say

"I had undergone Hemorrhoids/ piles surgery (hemorrhoidectomy). It went smooth. Doctors are very humble, he will give you enough time and attention. Hospital is hygienic."

Mr Zeeshan

"Thanks to CBLM they have knowledgeable and experienced doctors. My haemorrhoids surgery was successfully completed thanks to all team and supportive staff."

Pradeep singh Gahlot

"Got my pilonidal cyst treated. Received the karydakis flap treatment. Dr. Pankaj is a well spoken and highly experienced surgeon. Would highly recommend."

Atif Hussain

"Visited for advanced laser treatment for chronic piles. The procedure conducted by the surgical team was virtually painless and I was able to walk comfortably the very next day""

Ram Veer

"Excellent care for anorectal problems. Dr. Pankaj Agarwal explained the entire laser surgery process clearly, removing all my fears. Recovery was smooth"

Rana Sanga

"After suffering from painful bleeding piles for two years, I got operated here. The nursing staff during my overnight stay was incredibly attentive and supportive."

Shyam

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