Advanced LASER and surgical treatment for all grades of hemorrhoids, with rapid recovery and low recurrence.
Piles (haemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels inside or around the anus, extremely common but rarely discussed openly. Depending on the grade, treatment ranges from dietary and medical management to LASER haemorrhoidoplasty or surgical haemorrhoidectomy. Dr. Krishna Pada Saha assesses each case individually and recommends the least invasive option that will still give lasting relief.
Left untreated, piles tend to worsen gradually — a Grade I hemorrhoid that causes only occasional bleeding can, over months or years, progress to a Grade III or IV that prolapses and needs surgery. That's why Dr. Saha encourages an early proctoscopic evaluation rather than waiting for symptoms to become severe. At the first consultation, he takes a detailed history, performs a gentle examination, and explains exactly which grade you have and which of the available options — conservative, office-based, LASER, or surgical — genuinely fits your situation, so you're never pushed toward a bigger procedure than you actually need.
Recognising these early can help you seek timely, effective treatment.
Every patient is different — Dr. Saha recommends the safest, least invasive option that will give lasting results.
A clear, step-by-step path from consultation to full recovery.
A detailed history and clinical examination to accurately assess your condition and rule out other anorectal issues.
Based on the severity and your overall health, Dr. Saha recommends the most appropriate — and least invasive — treatment path.
The procedure is performed under local, spinal or general anaesthesia as appropriate, most often on a day-care basis.
Most LASER-treated patients return to work within 2–3 days; surgical haemorrhoidectomy needs a slightly longer, well-managed recovery with pain control and stool softeners.
Every patient is graded I–IV before a treatment path is even discussed, so you're never offered surgery when conservative care would do.
Wherever the grade allows, LASER haemorrhoidoplasty is offered first for a faster, less painful recovery.
Most procedures are completed on a day-care basis, so you're home the same evening.
Technique is matched precisely to disease severity, keeping long-term recurrence rates low.
LASER haemorrhoidoplasty causes noticeably less pain than conventional surgery, and most patients manage any discomfort with simple oral medication.
No. Grade I and II piles often settle with dietary changes, fibre supplementation and topical medication. Surgery or LASER is usually reserved for Grade III–IV or non-responsive cases.
Most LASER-treated patients return to normal activity within 2–3 days, while surgical haemorrhoidectomy needs a slightly longer recovery.
Recurrence is uncommon when the correct procedure is matched to the grade of disease and healthy bowel habits are maintained afterward.
Spicy, low-fibre and highly processed foods can worsen straining and irritation — Dr. Saha provides a personalised dietary plan alongside treatment.
Most LASER procedures are day-care; conventional haemorrhoidectomy for higher-grade piles occasionally needs a single overnight stay for monitoring.
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