Proctology / General Surgery
Piles & Fissures
Evaluation and surgical treatment of piles, fissures, and related anorectal conditions.
About Piles & Fissures
What Are Piles and Fissures?
Piles (hemorrhoids) are swollen blood vessels in or around the anus that can cause bleeding and discomfort. An anal fissure is a small tear in the lining of the anus that causes sharp pain during bowel movements.
Common Causes
Constipation, straining, a low-fiber diet, sitting for long periods, pregnancy, and chronic diarrhea can contribute. Improving bowel habits is often the first step in treatment.
Symptoms of Piles & Fissures
- Bright red blood while passing stool
- Pain during or after bowel movements
- Itching or irritation around the anus
- A lump or swelling near the anus
- Constipation or straining
Why Choose Our Surgical Unit
Safe, modern surgery with a focus on faster recovery
Senior surgeon with over 16 years of surgical experience and FRCS qualification
Minimally invasive laparoscopic options where appropriate
Clear advice on whether you need surgery or can be treated without it
Complete care from diagnosis and surgery to follow-up
3 Easy Steps to Your Treatment
- 1
Book Your Appointment Online
Choose a convenient date and time using the form on this page.
- 2
Consult Your Surgeon
Your surgeon examines you, reviews your reports, and advises the tests you need.
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Plan Your Treatment
Receive a clear plan with treatment options, timing, and recovery guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What conditions can a general surgeon treat?+
General surgeons assess and treat conditions such as hernias, gallstones, appendicitis, selected skin lumps, and certain anorectal conditions.
What is laparoscopic surgery?+
Laparoscopic surgery uses small incisions and a camera to perform certain operations. Suitability depends on the condition and the patient's health.
How long does recovery from surgery take?+
Recovery depends on the procedure, your overall health, and whether complications occur. Your surgeon will provide procedure-specific recovery instructions.
When should a hernia be checked by a surgeon?+
A new or enlarging lump, discomfort, or pain near the abdomen or groin should be evaluated. Sudden severe pain, vomiting, or a firm, tender hernia requires emergency assessment.
Do all gallstones require surgery?+
Not all gallstones need surgery. Treatment depends on symptoms, complications, and clinical findings, which your surgeon can assess.
Meet Your Specialist
Dr. Vikram Malhotra, MS, FRCS
Chief Laparoscopic & General Surgeon
MS General Surgery, FRCS (Edinburgh)
16+ Years Surgical Excellence
“Precision surgery with minimal scars and rapid patient mobilization.”
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