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What are the possible complications of piles

Introduction

piles are the most common of all vascular problems. They can cause pain, bleeding and infection. When a fissure occurs, it can be due to an infection or trauma. Fistulas can be related to childbirth or develop after surgeries. Vitthal Piles Center treats all types of piles including fistulous and fistulous-perianal

When a fissure occurs, it can be due to an infection or trauma.

When a fissure occurs, it can be due to an infection or trauma. Fissures occur when the lining of your rectum or colon separates from its underlying muscle. The term "fissure" comes from Latin and means "a crack."

Fissures are caused by various conditions such as Crohn's disease, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), cancer treatment that causes prolonged inflammation in the digestive tract (chemotherapy) and other conditions such as infection with parasites like roundworm eggs that live inside their bodies for years until they emerge after eating their host's feces (see below).

Fistulas can be related to childbirth or can develop after surgeries.

Piles are an often painful condition that can be related to childbirth or develop after surgery.

Fistulas are a complication of childbirth, where the opening between your bladder and rectum becomes blocked by tissue from inside your body (this is called adhesions). In some cases this can lead to infections and abscesses in the area.

Also known as a postpartum organ prolapse, this happens when the muscles around your pelvic organs weaken after giving birth or undergoing abdominal surgery such as an appendectomy or hysterectomy (removal of uterus). Your uterus drops down into this empty space; if it's not caught quickly enough, it could pull apart all its attachments until they're completely detached from each other at one end - hence why we call them "pulling" pains! If left untreated, these fissures may continue growing until they become full-blown fistulae - which means open wounds connecting two areas together so fluid leaks through them instead."

Vitthal Piles Center treats all types of piles.

The complications of piles vary from patient to patient, but there are several common complications that can occur while undergoing treatment at a medical center. These include:

  • Fissures - A fissure is an open wound in the perineum. It's usually caused by pressure on the tissue, which squeezes out fluids and causes it to tear apart. This can cause pain and discomfort during sex or any other activities involving pressure on this sensitive area (such as sitting down). If you experience fissures during treatment at our office, we will recommend that you wear loose fitting clothing around your genitals so that nothing gets stuck inside them once they heal up completely after surgery has been completed successfully!

You should see a doctor if you have any of these symptoms

If you have any of these symptoms, you should see a doctor.

  • Pain

  • Bleeding

  • Swelling and bloating around the anus or rectum (intestines)

  • Fever and chills, which are often accompanied by nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Diarrhea can also cause constipation because it makes it harder to move the bowels out of your body. Chills can also be caused by an infection in the blood vessels near your kidneys that drain urine from your body into them; this can lead to urinary tract infections (UTIs). UTIs don't require treatment but often need antibiotics over time because they're difficult to get rid of without help from doctors who specialize in this area like urologists or gynecologists

Conclusion

The most common complication of piles is bleeding. If you have a fissure and are experiencing regular bleeding, then you should see a doctor. Piles can also develop if they become infected, which will require treatment with antibiotics or other medications prescribed by your doctor.

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