Fissures are technically different from piles or hemorrhoids, which are scientifically referred to as piles though commonly known in everyday parlance as swollen or protruding veins in the anal area. Although piles are ubiquitous, there are enough misconceptions related to them, which can stir up confusion and misunderstanding. However, it is worth focusing on seven myths and separating fiction from
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.