At the end of the rectum lies the anal orifice. Numerous disorders can affect the anus, which is the passageway through which feces exit the body. There are two most prevalent disorders: piles and fistulas. There is often confusion between them. The article discusses the differences between piles and fistulas, which affect the anus. Dr. Hemant Garg, a renowned expert
What are piles (hemorrhoids)? A hemorrhoid is a swollen vein in the anus and lower rectum, also known as a pile. Symptoms of hemorrhoids are similar to those of varicose veins. Internal hemorrhoids are hemorrhoids that develop inside the rectum. In addition, they can also develop under the skin around the anus, which are known as external hemorrhoids. Symptoms of
Millions of people around the world suffer from hemorrhoids, commonly known as piles. While some cases are caused by genetic predisposition or medical conditions, there are often seemingly harmless habits that contribute to their development. Dr. Hemant Garg, a renowned expert in Proctology, sheds light on eight unsuspected habits that can lead to piles and offers insights into prevention strategies.
Introduction: In collaboration with Dr. Hemant Garg, a distinguished gastroenterologist specializing in the treatment of piles (hemorrhoids), we delve into dietary strategies aimed at managing this common yet often uncomfortable condition. Piles, characterized by swollen and inflamed blood vessels in the rectal area, can cause pain, itching, and discomfort. Dr. Garg sheds light on the best food choices and foods
Did you know that over 10 million people in the United States suffer from piles, also known as hemorrhoids? If you’re one of them, or if you’re simply looking for ways to prevent this common ailment, you’re in the right place. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the world of piles, exploring their root causes and providing expert tips