Home > Proctology > piles

Piles Treatment in Kolkata

Discomfort while sitting, pain while passing stool, bleeding during bowel movements, or a lump near your anus — these are the signs of piles. They’re common, uncomfortable, and often ignored until they become painful.

Dr. (Maj) Ranajoy Dutta, an experienced piles doctor in Kolkata, offers safe, effective and minimally invasive treatments that help you get back to life without the discomfort or embarrassment of living with piles.

What are Piles?

Piles (also known as haemorrhoids) are swollen and inflamed blood vessels in and around the anus or rectum. They can develop inside the rectum (internal) or under the skin around the anus (external), leading to pain, itching, chronic piles bleeding or thrombosis.

While mild cases may settle with lifestyle changes and piles medicine, more severe cases might need surgery.

Dr. Ranajoy Dutta-img

Piles Types

Internal Piles icon

Internal Piles

It is located inside the rectum, usually painless but may cause bleeding during bowel movements.

External Piles icon

External Piles

It is swollen lumps near the anal area that cause more noticeable pain and discomfort than internal ones, often affecting daily activities like sitting, moving, or passing stool.

Prolapsed Piles icon

Prolapsed Piles

Internal piles that have pushed through the anal area. They may retract on their own or need manual repositioning.

Thrombosed Piles icon

Thrombosed Piles

External piles where a blood clot has formed, causing severe pain, swelling, and inflammation.

Piles Causes

Chronic constipation or diarrhoea
Sitting for long periods (especially in the toilet)
Low-fiber diet
Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle
Pregnancy (due to pressure on pelvic veins)
Piles Causes

Call for Appointments

Begin your treatment journey with expert care. Schedule your appointment with Kolkata’s esteemed cancer specialist Dr. (Maj) Ranajoy Dutta today.

Piles Symptoms

Piles Symptoms

Bright red bleeding during or after bowel movements
Itching, swelling, burning or pain near the anus
A soft or painful lump near the anus that may be sensitive or painful
Mucus discharge or difficulty cleaning after bowel movements

Pain or discomfort while sitting or during bowel movements

Piles Symptoms

Piles Diagnosis

Proctoscopy icon

Proctoscopy

Sarcomas colon cancer icon

Sigmoidoscopy

Digital rectal exam (DRE) icon

Digital rectal examination (DRE)

Colonoscopy icon

Colonoscopy

Piles Treatment

Once the diagnosis is confirmed, Dr. Dutta tailors piles treatment based on the severity and type of piles.

For mild to moderate cases, he might recommend lifestyle modifications such as increasing fibre intake, drinking more fluids, avoiding prolonged sitting, and minimizing straining during bowel movements.

For persistent symptoms, rubber band ligation or sclerotherapy may be advised. Severe or prolapsed piles might require surgery, including laser-assisted options.

Dr. Dutta recommends the most suitable approach based on individual needs, ensuring comfort, safety, and long-term relief.

Don’t let piles disrupt your comfort or confidence. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Ranajoy Dutta today to explore the best piles treatment options in Kolkata.

Fill The Form

Contact Form

Dr. Ranajoy Dutta | Contact

Make Appointment &
Take Care Of Your
Healthy Life

    inner-faq-img
    FAQS

    Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

    Can piles go away on their own?

    Mild cases can improve with diet and hygiene, but if the piles are stubborn, they often need medical help.

    When should I see a doctor?

    If you notice bleeding, discomfort, or a lump near your anus, talk to Dr. (Maj) Ranajoy Dutta, the best piles doctor in Kolkata, immediately.

    Is piles surgery painful?

    With modern techniques like laser surgery, discomfort is minimal, and recovery is quicker.

    What food should I eat if I have piles?

    High-fiber foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and plenty of fluids.

    Are bleeding piles dangerous?

    Frequent bleeding can lead to anaemia, so it’s crucial to get it checked.

    How long does it take to recover from piles surgery?

    Most patients recover fully in about 1–2 weeks with proper care.