Piles, Fissure and Fistula Treatment in Gopalganj

Each has its place. Laser is often used for suitable grade 2 and grade 3 piles, and many patients have less pain and return to work sooner. MIPH stapler surgery suits many prolapsing grade 3 and some grade 4 piles. Very large external piles may need conventional surgery. No single method suits everyone, and piles can come back if constipation continues. After examining you, our surgeon advises the best option for your grade of piles.

At our hospital, piles and fistula care is led by Dr. Rajnish Kumar Thakur, our founder and chief surgeon. He is an MS (General Surgery) surgeon with 16+ years of experience and more than 10,000 surgeries performed, and has worked at IGIMS Patna and Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi. We have a diode laser and an MIPH stapler, and our hospital is rated 4.4 out of 5 from 84 Google reviews (September 2026). You can read our patients' reviews on Google.

Many people feel shy, and we understand. We examine you in private, it takes only a few minutes and we explain it to you first. Only the staff who are needed are present, and we keep your details confidential. A proper examination is important because piles, fissure, fistula and sometimes more serious conditions can have similar symptoms. Delaying the check-up usually makes treatment harder, so please do not wait.

Usually no. A fistula is a tunnel that has formed between the inside of the anus and the skin. Medicines can reduce pain and pus for a while but rarely close it. Surgery, by laser or by conventional methods such as fistulotomy or fistulectomy, is usually needed. Complex fistulas may need more than one sitting. Our surgeon plans the operation carefully to protect the muscle that controls stool.

Bawasir ka ilaj means piles treatment. Not all piles need an operation. Early piles often settle with more fibre, plenty of water, stool softeners, warm sitz baths and medicines. We usually advise surgery, by laser, MIPH stapler or a conventional method, when piles keep bleeding, come out and do not go back, or cause anaemia. Our surgeon examines you and suggests the least invasive treatment that suits your grade of piles.

Our surgeon first asks about your symptoms, bowel habits and medicines, then does a short examination in private. Sometimes a proctoscope, a small tube with a light, is used to see inside. This shows whether you have piles, a fissure, a fistula or something else. Some patients need blood tests, a colonoscopy, or an MRI at another centre for a complex fistula. We then give you a clear plan, with medicines or surgery explained in simple words.

The cost depends on the diagnosis and the method, such as medicines only, laser, MIPH stapler or conventional surgery, the type of anaesthesia, tests before surgery, the length of stay, the room you choose and medicines after discharge. A complex fistula that needs more than one sitting costs more than a simple one. We do not quote a figure without an examination. After the consultation, we give you a clear written estimate before admission.

Many of our patients with piles, fissure and fistula come from Siwan, Chhapra, Motihari, Bettiah and nearby Uttar Pradesh. Please call or WhatsApp us on +91 72739 94786 to ask your questions and fix a visit. Most planned procedures need only a short stay, and most patients go home within 1 to 2 days. Please plan for at least one follow-up visit, and bring an attendant and your old reports when you come.

Our Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY empanelment covers general and laparoscopic surgery packages, about 50 procedures. Whether your piles, fissure or fistula operation is included depends on the exact package and your eligibility. Please bring your Ayushman card and Aadhaar card to our help desk before admission, and we will tell you clearly whether it is covered. We explain the cost of anything that is not covered before treatment.

Eat more fibre: whole grains, dal, green vegetables, salad, fruits such as papaya and guava, and isabgol if advised. Drink plenty of water through the day. Cut down on very spicy and fried food, maida and alcohol. Do not strain or sit on the toilet for long, and use warm sitz baths as advised. Constipation is a common reason for piles and fissure to come back, so please keep these habits even after you feel better.