Shah Piles Fistula Hospital was set up on the 3rd of January, 1982. Since the day the father-son duo; Dr. Devendra k shah and Dr. Niket Devendra shah has been providing the society with their capabilities and extraordinary vision in the field of Proctology.

1. We are dedicated to serving our patients
24/7

2. Piles: Causes
 It is not established yet what actually causes the
veins around your anus to swell and bulge, yet
nearly two out of the four adults undergo the
symptoms of haemorrhoids. Some of the common
factors contributing to an increased risk of suffering
from piles are constipation, sedentary lifestyle, bad
diet, smoking and alcohol, family history, being
pregnant or obese, regular heavy eating, and
stress.

3. Piles: Types
 Hemorrhoids are classified into 4 different categories Internal,
Prolapsed, External and Thrombosed.
 Internal Hemorrhoids: They lie deep inside the rectum and
so, are not visible to the naked eye. They might not cause
any pain but their presence is marked with the symptom of
bleeding through the anus.
 External Hemorrhoids: They are formed in the outer lining of
the anal creating extreme discomfort and pain. They are
sometimes invisible and the other times develop as a lump.
These can also form blood clots within the mass that slips
down.

4. Piles: Signs and symptoms
 The symptoms of piles subside on their own in a few
days. However, in some cases, these must not be
ignored. Since ignoring the initial symptoms can lead to
serious complications, keep a check on these
symptoms:
 Rectal pain
 Itching
 Bleeding
 Sore and redness in the anus area
 Mucus discharge
 It is strongly suggested that if you are bleeding during
defecation or your haemorrhoids don’t
improve after a week of home care, consult a
doctor.

5. Piles: Treatment
 The treatment for piles may vary depending on the type, degree of
prolapse or the severity of the situation. However, these self-help
tips may ease haemorrhoid pain and promote healing:
 Drink plenty of water
 Drinking 2 liters of water daily reduces the risk of piles, as it helps to
keep the stool soft.
 Fibrous foods
 Including fibre-rich foods in your diet tends to improve the overall
symptoms and bleeding from haemorrhoids. A healthy diet should
contain the recommended amount of 20-30 grams of fibre a day.
 Exercise
 Staying active prevents and eases constipation, thus reducing the
pressure on the veins. It can also help you lose weight which is
another major contributor to piles.

6. About us:
Shah Piles Fistula Hospital was set up on the 3rd of January, 1982.
Since the
day the father-son duo; Dr. Devendra k shah and Dr. Niket Devendra
shah has
been providing the society with their capabilities and extraordinary
vision in
the field of Proctology.
The hospital has treated more than 1.5 lac patients over the years
suffering
from a spectrum of diseases which include Piles (MasaBabasir),
Fissure(Wadhiya), Fistula (Bhagandar), Pilonidal sinus, Rectal polyp
and all
other problems related to the anal canal.

7. Contact Us:
 Web Site:
https://shahpilesfistulahospital.com/
 Mobile No: +91 98240 22376
+91 78782 92929
 E-Mail:
shahpilesfistulahospital@gmail.com