Take sitz baths – Soak your anal region in warm water for 15-20 minutes 2-3 times a day.
Eat a high-fibre diet – Include fruits, grains, and vegetables in your daily diet.
Drink enough water – Stay hydrated. Make sure you drink 8-10 glasses of water every day.
Use topical treatments – Apply OTC cream for haemorrhoids or witch hazel on your anal region.

There are several medications available that can be used to manage the symptoms of piles.Over-the-counter (OTC) medication – OTC medicines such as painkillers, ointments, and creams can provide relief to the swelling and redness around the anal region.
Corticosteroids – These medications help to reduce pain and swelling in the anal area.
Laxatives – If haemorrhoids are caused due to constipation, you can take laxatives to find relief. Laxatives can help a person in having an easier bowel movement and reduce pain in the anal area.

Hemorrhoidectomy – Hemorrhoidectomy is done to remove the protruding anal tissues that cause bleeding. This procedure is mostly used to treat piles of severe grades. The surgery is performed under general or local anaesthesia. In this procedure, the surgeon makes a few incisions around the hemorrhoidal tissue. The swollen veins inside the haemorrhoids are tied off to prevent bleeding and then the haemorrhoid is removed.
Hemorrhoid stapling – Hemorrhoid stapling procedure blocks or stops the blood flow to the inflamed tissues. This procedure is mostly used for internal piles. During the procedure, the arterial blood vessels within the piles are cut off which does not allow any further blood flow to the piles vessels. Due to this, with time, the size of the piles reduces and finally shrinks off. The surgery does not inflict much pain and ensures quick recovery of the patient. Complications include chances of recurrence, rectal prolapse.
Laser surgery – Laser surgery is considered to be the most advanced and effective treatment for piles. During this procedure, a laser beam is used to burn and shrink the haemorrhoids. The surgeon focuses a narrow beam of light on the anal tissues. The procedure is less invasive, causes no bleeding, and very minimal pain.

Piles surgery is not a very complex treatment and as such requires no thorough preparation. But like any other surgery, you need to follow the doctor’s instructions to ensure that your surgery goes smoothly and you recover without complications. Before your surgery for piles:
Refrain from eating or drinking anything heavy. Take a very light meal, preferably only breakfast.
Avoid drinking any form of carbonated or caffeinated drinks, just consume clear liquids at least for 5 hours before the surgery.
If you are on any anti-inflammatory, allergy medicines or any blood thinners, the doctor will recommend you to stop it as soon as possible before the treatment.
Stop smoking and drinking alcohol to help you heal faster after the surgery.

Cost of piles surgery in Delhi – Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 55,000
Cost of piles surgery in Gurgaon – Rs. 43,000 to Rs. 54,000
Cost of piles surgery in Pune – Rs. 41,500 to Rs. 50,000
Cost of piles surgery in Mumbai- Rs. 45,000 to Rs. 50,000

The recovery route after piles surgery is usually simple with no major complications. If you follow the doctor’s recommendations and tips diligently, you will not experience any complications.
Eat a diet rivh in fibre.
Avoid lifting heavyweights.
Use a stool softener to aid you in having smooth bowel movements.
Stay hydrated. Drink at least 8-10 glasses of water every day.
Do not strain while passing a stool.