Piles In Females: Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

How would you know you are suffering from piles?

The answer is simple if you are experiencing pain, swelling or itchiness in your anal region or you see blood in your poo or if you face difficulty in sitting then you might be suffering from piles as these are the common and major signs of Piles or haemorrhoids. 

Men and women both can suffer from piles. And the reason for the occurrence of piles can be both, high pressure in the blood vessels of the anal region. The blood vessels stretch due to an increase pressure on the rectum. This leads to swelling and the development of piles. Piles in women mainly occur at the time of pregnancy and majorly in the third trimester. 

If you are also suffering from piles then book your appointment today with the best lady doctor for piles in Delhi at Ayurhridayam. 

Symptoms

Approximately 40% of women hardly recognise that they have piles as it is painless and asymptomatic. Mild piles can heal itself within a time span of a few days. The other remaining 60% of women however suffer from early noticeable symptoms of piles. These are as mentioned below:

1. Inflammation in the anal region
2. Itching in the anal region
3. Discomfort in the anal region at the time of sitting
4. Lump like persistent swelling in the anal region 
5. Stool contains small amounts of blood

These were the early and mild symptoms of piles that are easily treatable by a professional and well-qualified doctor. If these symptoms are ignored and timely piles treatment at the best ayurvedic clinic in Noida is not taken then these symptoms worsen. These would be as described below:

1. Immense pain in the anal opening making it extremely difficult to sit. 
2. Bright red blood when passing stool
3. Itchiness in the anal opening or lower rectum
4. Mucous discharge
5. Feeling the need to poo again even after going to the toilet. 

In order to prevent these kinds of symptoms it is crucial to take timely piles treatment. 

Causes

There are some common reasons for the occurrence of piles in women. These include the following:

1. Straining too much during bowel movements
2. Sitting for longer periods of time
3. Chronic constipation 
4. Chronic Diarrhoea
5. Overweight
6. Advancing age
7. Low fibre diet
8. Pregnancy

Causes like straining, sitting, chronic constipation or diarrhoea can be avoided by following a healthy lifestyle. The doctor at Ayurhridayam can guide you better on how to prevent the reoccurrence of piles in women. Book your appointment today for a consultation and to start your treatment.