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  • 14/08/2025

I'm dealing with really bad hemorrhoids and might need surgery, can you suggest a good hospital in Bangalore's Whitefield area for this?

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For potential hemorrhoid surgery in Whitefield, Bangalore, consider Aster Whitefield or Manipal Hospital. Both offer general surgery services and may have specialists in proctology or colorectal surgery, which are relevant to hemorrhoid treatment. Justdial also lists several hospitals and clinics specializing in piles treatment in Whitefield, like Vishwa Piles Hospital, which might offer surgical options

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