Rectal Bleeding Means Piles? It’s Not Always That
Seeing blood after a bowel movement can be frightening. For many people, however, the first thought is, “It must be piles.” While piles (hemorrhoids) are indeed a common cause of…
Seeing blood after a bowel movement can be frightening. For many people, however, the first thought is, “It must be piles.” While piles (hemorrhoids) are indeed a common cause of…
Anal fistula and anal fissure are two different ano-rectal conditions that can cause significant discomfort, pain and difficulty during everyday activities. Symptoms such as anal pain, bleeding, swelling, itching or…
An anal fissure may look like a small problem, but persistent symptoms should never be ignored. It is a small tear in the lining of the anal canal, commonly associated…
Anal fissures, piles, and fistulas are among the most common anorectal disorders affecting people of all ages. These conditions can cause severe pain, bleeding, swelling, itching, and discomfort during bowel…
For patients suffering from complex piles, recurrent fistula, or persistent anorectal problems, the journey to recovery is not always straightforward. While most surgeries are successful, some patients continue to experience…
Many people suffering from piles (hemorrhoids) or anal fistula silently tolerate pain, discomfort, and embarrassment because of fear, misinformation, or social stigma. Unfortunately, there are still many myths and unnecessary…
Piles (hemorrhoids) are one of the most common yet uncomfortable health conditions affecting people today. Symptoms like pain, bleeding, itching, and swelling can significantly disrupt daily life. If you are…
Ano-rectal diseases such as piles (hemorrhoids), anal fissure, fistula, and pilonidal sinus are common health problems that affect thousands of people every year. Unfortunately, many patients hesitate to seek medical…
As per my observation in last 2-3 years, there is an increased incidence of ano rectal problem in younger generation in an otherwise healthy individual. This seems to be mainly…
Author : Dr. Partha Sarkar Most anorectal diseases in paediatric age group are congenital, ie. abnormalities and anomalies, except Anal fissure and perianal abscess, which are always acquired. Commonest cause…