Can piles last for years?
My uncle has been complaining about piles for as long as I can remember, maybe even years now. I always thought it was something that comes and goes. Can piles actually be a very long-term issue for some people?
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5 months ago
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Yes, they can absolutely last for years if you keep ignoring them and don't change your lifestyle. I suffered silently for almost three years and regretted it when they became grade 4 and needed surgery. Please get a proper checkup done now.
5 months ago
They can drag on for years, which will only increase your medical expenses in the long run. Instead of buying random over-the-counter creams for years, it is much more budget-friendly to consult a general surgeon at a government hospital once and get a proper permanent treatment plan.
5 months ago
Yes, chronic piles can flare up on and off for years if the underlying constipation is not cured. My advice is to strictly manage your diet, drink 3-4 liters of water, and use warm sitz baths whenever they flare up. If they are severe, consult a specialist for laser treatment.
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5 months ago
Yes, piles can definitely last or keep recurring for years if chronic constipation and straining are not properly treated.
5 months ago
They can last for years and eventually lead to severe complications like chronic anemia or tissue strangulation. I had a terrible experience by letting it drag on. Please do not risk it; consult a doctor to get a permanent cure.