Answer: The definitive treatment for external Piles remains surgery. In case, external Piles is associated with internal Piles (known as intero-external Piles), ThankGod Piles Management System could be of help.

Piles (hemorrhoids) are of two types: internal and external. Internal piles (hemorrhoids) are those, which develop inside the anus. They are usually painless but sometimes may cause a vague discomfort. Slight bleeding may be seen especially if the stools are hard. These piles (hemorrhoids) have a tendency to bulge out of the anal opening when they appear like a bunch of grapes, which is painful.

Answer: ThankGod Piles Management System is indicated for relief from symptoms in first and second degree Piles. It could also be effective in reducing the symptoms (viz. bleeding, anal discomfort, mucous discharge and itching in the anal area) and risk of relapse of such symptoms in third or fourth degree Piles. However, for bulging or protrusion in Piles, surgery may be the suitable option.

Answer: ThankGod Piles Management System could be effective in reducing the symptoms (viz. bleeding, anal discomfort, mucous discharge and itching in the anal area) and risk of relapse of such symptoms in third (or fourth) degree Piles. However, for bulging or protrusion in Piles, surgery may be the suitable option. In such cases, ThankGod capsules and cream may be quite useful in controlling bleeding after surgery and preventing relapses.

Answer: Even though you have no symptoms, ThankGod Piles Management System could be beneficial in the following way: ThankGod capsule and cream contains flavonoids and tannins which stabilize the blood vessels (vaso-protective property) and cause sclerosis (fibrosis and healing) of the anal lining and thus play a role in reducing the frequency of acute attacks in Piles. ThankGod Ispaghula Husk tends to relieve constipation which is an important contributory factor for Piles.

Answer: Piles mass tends to bulge out through the anal opening. Depending upon the degree of bulging, Piles can be divided into 4 categories: Second degree Piles: In the early stage the piles may prolapse during the passage of stool but they recede (draw back) on their own. Third degree Piles: As the disease progresses the piles do not recede back on their own and have to be replaced by hand. Fourth degree Piles: In still advanced cases the Piles may prolapse anytime of the day (i.e.

Answer: An anal fissure is basically a tear in the anoderm (anal canal) usually caused by passage of hard stool. In most of the cases fissures do not require surgery. Use of stool softeners, increase in intake of dietary fiber and warm sitz bath are usually recommended for medical treatment of fissures. ThankGod Ispaghula Husk prevents constipation and contributes to softening of stool.

Answer: ThankGod Piles Management System can bring about improvement in various symptoms from day 1 onwards but usually the maximum benefit can be seen by 5 to 10 days. In certain cases, however, the therapy may need to be extended by another 2 weeks.

Each of us have veins around the anus that tend to stretch under pressure. An increased pressure within the abdomen (due to repeated straining at stool, pressure of fetus during pregnancy, obesity etc.) may cause the blood to stagnate and collect in the rectal veins causing them to swell and bulge out of the anal opening. These swollen veins are called as piles or hemorrhoids.

Piles (hemorrhoids) are usually caused due to increased pressure in the abdomen. The factors that trigger this include: Repeated straining for stool especially in a person who is suffering from long standing constipation. Any work that requires prolonged standing (for example traffic police, waiters etc.) or lifting heavy things like furniture mover etc.

Yes, the problem of piles tends to run in families. Therefore if anyone in your family is suffering from piles (hemorrhoids) it is better to take care about your lifestyle and diet. Sedentary lifestyle and low fiber diet tend to further aggravate (make worse) the hereditary factor.

Yes, long standing constipation can make a person prone to develop piles or make it worse if it is already present. Therefore, if you are suffering from chronic constipation consult your doctor for treatment. In other words preventing constipation is a good way to prevent piles(hemorrhoids).

You can easily prevent the flare-ups by preventing constipation. By bringing about a few modifications in your diet and lifestyle you can make a regular pattern for bowel movements and avoid straining at stool, which usually leads to piles (hemorrhoids). Keep the anal area clean. Always wash the area after every motion with a very soft or moist toilet paper. Dry the anal opening with a soft towel.

Piles (hemorrhoids) are not curable but can be easily controlled by bringing a few changes in your diet and lifestyle. If you have painful and bleeding piles (hemorrhoids) it is best to consult your doctor as you may require some medication also. In pregnant women, hemorrhoids (occurring just because of pregnancy) are often a temporary problem that usually disappears totally, after childbirth.

Piles (hemorrhoids) are common in both men and women. By the age of 50 half of the people develop hemorrhoids to some extent. Although bleeding may occur in some cases, it does not cause any serious problem. But a person suffering from long standing bleeding piles (hemorrhoids) can have anemia. Women usually tend to develop piles (hemorrhoids) during pregnancy because of the pressure of the fetus and hormonal changes, but it is usually a temporary problem and disappears after childbirth.

Answer:Dr. Hanson will evaluate your condition. If you have had x-rays, MRI's or CT scans please bring them with you.

Answer: External review refers to an independent medical review of certain decisions made by health insurers. These reviews are arranged for by the North Carolina Department of Insurance Healthcare Review Program (HCR Program). The HCR Program contracts with several companies known as Independent Review Organization (IROs). IROs have large networks of physicians and other types of medical professionals qualified to evaluate a wide range of medical issues.

Some of Qualiflow MFC include a jumper which makes possible to connect the meter part from the regulation part. The readout comes out from 2 pins: readout pin & external readout pin. The measurement of the flow still comes out from the readout pin but the regulation is not done according to the flow but according to the signal coming from the "external readout " pin.

Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP) is a treatment for angina pectoris involving sequential inflation of cuffs (like a blood pressure cuff on the arm) on the lower legs and thighs. The cuffs are inflated during the relaxation phase of each heartbeat, timed by a continuous EKG tracing at the same time. The treatments last one hour and are usually performed once, sometimes twice, a day, about 5 days per week for a total of 35 hours.

The treatment must be continued until the cancer appears to have been eliminated. The patient's PSA scores will be checked to see what effect the treatment has had. However cancer can recur and the patient needs to be very careful and follow regular screenings.