What are piles medically?
I've been experiencing some discomfort lately and a friend suggested it might be piles. Can someone explain what piles are medically, without getting too technical?
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5 months ago
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Medically they are called hemorrhoids, which are swollen veins in your anal canal. Drinking warm water with Isabgol at night and avoiding spicy food helps tremendously. But if you see bleeding, please consult a proper doctor immediately.
4 months ago
I am trying to understand this because my sister was diagnosed with it recently. Do doctors always suggest surgery for this medical condition, or can it be cured just with medicines and diet changes?
9 months ago
Medically known as hemorrhoids, they are basically inflamed varicose veins in the anal area. If you sit at a laptop all day, use an ergonomic cushion and take short standing breaks. Go see a general surgeon for a quick prescription instead of suffering.
7 months ago
They are clinically termed hemorrhoids, and they are basically swollen blood vessels down there. It can happen due to chronic constipation or even lifting heavy weights at the gym. Just focus on a fiber-rich diet and it gets much better.
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5 months ago
In medicine, they are called hemorrhoids. Don't fall for random online claims of '100% cure in 3 days' with home pastes. Always verify with a qualified proctologist or general surgeon to get the correct diagnosis and treatment.
5 months ago
They are hemorrhoids, which are basically swollen veins in the rectal area. I got them because of my love for extra spicy chillies and poor water intake. Trust me, trading spicy street food for salads and water is totally worth the relief!
5 months ago
Medically they are just hemorrhoids—swollen veins around the anus. No need to feel shy about it, thousands of people get it. Just drink proper amount of water, eat fruits daily, and consult a doctor if it doesn't clear up.