Piles bleeding without pain

2025-03-08 03:23:41
Continuous heavy bleeding without pain from 2-3 days , lot of weakness, How to know the grade of piles? How many test required to do? Please suggest me Laser surgery vs kshar Sutra ? Which is better option for piles treatment?
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From your history of heavy bleeding and weakness, it implies you need clinical examination by a surgeon.After evaluation, plan of management will be decided.
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Kindly visit a general surgeon.

Answered2025-03-27 18:51:08

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You require per rectal examination with proctoscopy. Are you experience constipation or pain in abdomen?

Answered2025-03-12 17:34:12

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Tests Required: The main test is usually a physical exam, digital rectal examination, and in some cases, an anoscopy or colonoscopy may be performed to rule out other conditions Laser Surgery vs. Kshar Sutra: - Laser Surgery: A modern, minimally invasive treatment where a laser is used to remove or shrink hemorrhoids. It usually involves less pain, quicker recovery, and a lower risk of recurrence. It’s often used for lower-grade hemorrhoids but can be effective for higher grades as well. - Kshar Sutra: An Ayurvedic procedure that involves tying a medicated thread around the hemorrhoid. The thread gradually cuts off the blood supply to the hemorrhoid, causing it to fall off. It can be a good option for more advanced cases but takes longer for recovery compared to laser surgery. Which is better? - For most people, laser surgery is a faster, less painful, and more modern option with a quicker recovery time. - Kshar Sutra- may be suitable for those who prefer Ayurvedic treatments, but recovery takes longer, and the procedure may be more uncomfortable.
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consult a General surgeon/ proctologist at the earliest as you said you have heavy bleeding
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may require blood tests prior to planned surgery

Answered2025-03-08 08:48:25

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Please see a General surgeon as soon as possible He /she will guide you with the treatment

Answered2025-03-08 08:40:55

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