Home remedies for piles are only half-effective. While these treatments can be helpful in the short term, most people do not continue to experience symptoms after a week. If your symptoms do not resolve after a week, it is advisable to see a piles specialist doctor. In addition, home remedies for piles have only a 50-percent chance of working for a long time. Moreover, home remedies do not cure piles completely, and they may have side effects. A specialist doctor can perform surgery on your piles and haemorrhoids. Depending on the severity and location of your piles, the doctor may perform the procedure in his office or in an operating room. During surgery, the patient is usually numbed or put under general ana...
Home remedies for piles are only half-effective. While these treatments can be helpful in the short term, most people do not continue to experience symptoms after a week. If your symptoms do not resolve after a week, it is advisable to see a piles specialist doctor. In addition, home remedies for piles have only a 50-percent chance of working for a long time. Moreover, home remedies do not cure piles completely, and they may have side effects.
A specialist doctor can perform surgery on your piles and haemorrhoids. Depending on the severity and location of your piles, the doctor may perform the procedure in his office or in an operating room. During surgery, the patient is usually numbed or put under general anaesthesia. A general anaesthetic is a form of medication that keeps patients unconscious throughout the procedure. A specialist can also recommend an alternative treatment to surgery, which is sometimes recommended by your healthcare provider.
