- male
- 40 Years
- 14/08/2025
I have piles and I'm in Bangalore - what's the best way to treat it? Should I go for surgery or will medicines work? Which option is safer and more effective for long-term relief?

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View allEvery winter I get piles with no bleeding but a lot of burning and they keep coming out often. Should I consider surgery or will medicines work for this?
For recurrent prolapsed hemorrhoids with burning, even without bleeding, you should consult a doctor to determine the best course of action. Surgery is not always necessary, but it might be considered if conservative treatments like lifestyle changes and medications don't provide relief or if you experience significant complications.
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how long does it take to heal an anal fissure with surgery or other treatments i'm really worried about the recovery time and which option works faster
Anal fissure healing time varies, but complete healing can take 6-12 weeks with either medical or surgical treatments. Surgical options like lateral internal sphincterotomy can offer faster healing, potentially allowing some to return to work within a week or two. However, complete healing with surgery still takes about 6 weeks
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I had fistula surgery 6 years ago but the problem is back again for the past year with pain, swelling, and pus or blood discharge. I'm thinking of getting laser surgery this time to fix it for good can you recommend a good clinic or doctor for this?
It's understandable that you're looking for a reliable solution for your recurring fistula. While laser surgery is a viable option, the best approach for you will depend on the specific nature of your fistula and your individual health history. Consulting with a qualified colorectal surgeon is crucial to determine the most suitable treatment plan
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