Piles, or haemorrhoids, are one of the most common yet ignored health issues in India. Whether it is mild itching or severe pain, many people delay seeking help out of embarrassment. But early detection of symptoms can help prevent complications like bleeding, prolapse, or even surgery. If you have been feeling discomfort after passing stools or spotting blood, it may be time to listen to your body.
At Dr Batra’s®, we do more than ease piles of pain; we treat it from the root. Our natural homeopathic remedies help stop bleeding, reduce itching, and relieve pain without the need for surgery. We also gently improve digestion and relieve constipation, a common cause of haemorrhoids. With every step, our goal is to provide long-lasting relief and care tailored to your unique needs.
Common Piles Symptoms
Here are the most common signs of piles that should not be ignored:
- Painless bleeding during bowel movements (blood on tissue or in toilet bowl)
- Itching, irritation, or a burning sensation in the anal area
- A feeling of incomplete bowel evacuation
- Pain or discomfort while sitting, especially after passing stools
- Mucus discharge with stools
- A hard, painful lump near the anus
- Mild constipation and heaviness in the rectal area
Many Indian patients dismiss these signs as routine digestive issues. But recurring discomfort could mean your haemorrhoids are getting worse.
Insights from a Global Study
A PubMed study found that personalised homeopathic treatment significantly reduced hemorrhoid symptoms like bleeding, pain, and heaviness within six months. This highlights homeopathy’s safe and effective approach to providing long-term relief by healing from the root.
Symptoms of Piles in Males vs Females
While piles affect both men and women, the symptoms can vary slightly based on lifestyle and hormonal factors:
Symptoms of Piles in Male
- Pain after gym workouts or heavy lifting
- Frequent constipation due to high-protein diets
- Increased discomfort during long sitting hours (desk jobs)
Symptoms of Piles in Female
- Worsening symptoms during pregnancy or menstruation
- Itching due to sanitary pads or hygiene changes
- Postpartum strain leading to external piles
Recognising gender-specific signs helps in starting early, effective treatment
Stages of Piles and Their Signs
Internal Piles
- Grade 1: Mild bleeding with no visible lump
- Grade 2: Protrudes while passing stools but retracts on its own
- Grade 3: Prolapses and needs to be pushed back manually
- Grade 4: Permanently prolapsed and cannot be pushed back
External Piles
- Small lumps outside the anus
- Painful, especially if a blood clot forms
- Requires urgent attention
Understanding the stage helps decide the right course of treatment.
Dr Batra’s® pro tip:
Never ignore anal bleeding, even if it’s painless. It could be an early sign of piles and is best treated early with the right care. A recent PubMed study showed that individualised homeopathy improved symptoms and quality of life in patients. It treats the root cause and offers long-term, side-effect-free relief.
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