Published on: August 21, 2026
No, piles (hemorrhoids) are not necessarily a lifelong disease. They can often improve or resolve with appropriate care and lifestyle changes. However, piles may return if the factors that caused them, such as constipation, straining, or prolonged sitting on the toilet, continue.
Why Do Piles Happen?
Piles develop when the blood vessels and supporting tissues around the anus become swollen. Common triggers include:
1. Chronic constipation and hard stools
2. Straining during bowel movements
3. Prolonged sitting on the toilet
4. Low-fiber diet
5. Pregnancy or increased abdominal pressure
How Does Piles Treatment Help?
Mild piles may improve when constipation and straining are addressed. When symptoms persist, or piles are more advanced, medical or surgical piles treatment may be required.
Depending on the condition, treatment can include minimally invasive techniques that aim to treat the affected haemorrhoidal tissue with less discomfort and a quicker recovery than traditional surgery in suitable cases.
At Arihant Hospital, the treatment approach is selected based on the type, severity, and symptoms of your piles. Dr. Ashwin Jain, Consultant GI & Bariatric Surgeon, can evaluate your condition and recommend the appropriate treatment.
Don't ignore recurring bleeding, pain, swelling, or a lump around the anus. Consult Arihant Hospital for an evaluation and suitable piles treatment.
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