Hemorrhoids are blood vessels within the walls of rectum and anal canal. Hemorrhoids occurs when these blood vessels swell and therefore the tissue above them gets stretched as a result. This process creates a sac-like structure which gets further strained during our movement , thereby causing pain and discomfort.

• Blood while passing Stools
• Itching
• Painful hard lump in rectum
• Swelling in anal region
• Bright red blood while passing stool

Cost of piles laser treatment depends on following factor:

• Grade of piles (grade I, grade II, grade III, IV)
• Technology used
• Any other pre-existing medical condition

Yes, LASER piles treatment is roofed under insurance. Call today for a consultation. Our team of experts will do entire paperwork on your behalf to supply you a cashless treatment

Yes, Hemorrhoids/Piles completely curable with laser surgery , if one follows after surgery to-dos as prescribed by Doctor.

• Grade I- Anal Cushion Bleed, Do not Prolapse
• Grade II- Anal Cushion Prolapse, Reduce Spontaneously
• Grade III- Anal Cushion Prolapse, Require Manual Replacement into Anal Canal
• Grade IV- Prolapse Stays out All the times

Doctors treat hemorrhoids with procedures during an office visit or in an outpatient center or a hospital.

Office treatments include the following:

Rubber band ligation. elastic band ligation may be a procedure that doctors use to treat bleeding or prolapsing internal hemorrhoids. A doctor places a special elastic band round the base of the hemorrhoid. The band cuts off the blood supply. The banded a part of the hemorrhoid shrivels and falls off, most frequently within every week . connective tissue forms within the remaining a part of the hemorrhoid, often shrinking the hemorrhoid. Only a doctor should perform this procedure—you should never do this treatment yourself.
Sclerotherapy. A doctor injects an answer into an indoor hemorrhoid, which causes connective tissue to make . The connective tissue cuts off the blood supply, often shrinking the hemorrhoid.
Infrared photocoagulation. A doctor uses a tool that directs infrared at an indoor hemorrhoid. Heat created by the infrared causes connective tissue to make , which cuts off the blood supply, often shrinking the hemorrhoid.
Electrocoagulation. A doctor uses a tool that sends an electrical current into an indoor hemorrhoid. the electrical current causes connective tissue to make , which cuts off the blood supply, often shrinking the hemorrhoid.