Haemorrhoids or piles can be diagnosed by a general physician or a surgeon. More often than not patients feel little or no symptoms that resolve on its own or after using over the counter creams or ...

A prolapsed hemorrhoid can be painful, but it’s usually treatable. Treatment is easier and less painful if the hemorrhoid hasn’t had a chance to enlarge. When a vein in your anus or lower rectum ...

Rectal bleeding, pain, or lumps can indicate either common haemorrhoids or rarer, more serious anal cancer, often leading to ...

Can a one-second pulse of light provide relief from hemorrhoids? Infrared coagulation uses heat energy to cut off blood supply to the swollen areas, shrinking the hemorrhoids with little or no pain, ...