Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. I am your host, Dr. Manas Tripathy, a Hernia Doctor in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
Today, we will discuss a Misconception about Hernias.
Hernias are sometimes difficult to see from the outside, but the lack of a bulge does not always mean there is no hernia.
The hernia pain can also vary from person to person. The pain can range in intensity from a strong stabbing pain to mild discomfort, and no pain depending on the size and location of the hernia.
If you think you may have a hernia, it is important to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan, as early intervention can prevent complications.
Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. I am your host, Dr. Manas Tripathy, Proctologist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
Rectal health is one of many areas of our well-being that stress can have a big impact on. Our expert sheds light on the potential effects of protracted stress on digestive health by examining the complex interaction between stress and rectal disorders. We discuss the effects of stress on various ailments, such as hemorrhoids and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and provide helpful insights to help you better grasp the connection.
Furthermore, we are aware of the need for efficient stress management for sustaining ideal rectal health. Our podcast offers doable methods and lifestyle modifications that might lessen stress and prevent it from having negative effects on your digestive system. Become knowledgeable and take the initiative to live a better, more balanced life. Come learn more about this important subject with us to protect your overall health and rectal health.
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Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. I am your host, Dr. Manas Tripathy, Hernia Specialist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
Today, we will discuss a Misconception about Hernias.
Myths: Hernias are only caused by heavy lifting.
In this episode, we address the myth that hernias may only result from heavy lifting, which is a frequent misconception about the condition. After you develop a hernia, heavy lifting may only speed up the natural progression of the process.
There are numerous risk factors for hernia development, including straining from constipation or coughing, heredity, obesity, pregnancy, and aging.
Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. I am your host Dr. Manas Tripathy, Proctologist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
Our experts discuss the potential health dangers and discomforts connected to prolonged sitting while also providing helpful advice to avoid piles. Learn how to improve circulation and lower your risk of piles by adopting good sitting positions, taking breaks, and including easy workouts in your daily routine. You gain valuable information from this insightful debate that you can use to protect your health and make wise lifestyle decisions.
Join us for this essential episode to learn how to empower yourself with lifestyle changes and preventative measures that can greatly improve your general health and quality of life. Don’t pass up the chance to learn practical advice on living a balanced lifestyle that will keep you pain-free and comfortable even when you sit for long periods of time. Take control of your health and pay attention to insightful information that will improve your daily life.
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Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. I am your host, Dr. Manas Tripathy, Proctologist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
Tune in to our latest podcast episode, to discover easy-to-follow quick tips that will help you steer clear of constipation and minimize straining during bowel movements, ensuring a smoother and more comfortable digestive process.
Don’t miss out on these essential tips to enhance your well-being!
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Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. I am your host Dr. Manas Tripathy, Piles Specialist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
Discover the truth behind hemorrhoids in our insightful podcast – “Myth Busting: Common Misconceptions About Hemorrhoids and Their Treatment.
Join us as we dispel common beliefs, illuminate efficient cures, and provide you with precise knowledge for a better, hemorrhoid-free life. Avoid misconceptions by tuning in right now!
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Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. This is Dr. Manas Tripathy, Proctologist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
In today’s podcast episode, Proctologist in HSR Layout, Bangalore | Dr. Manas Tripathy is here to address the importance of early detection and treatment of rectal issues.
Listen to this informative podcast episode with Dr. Manas Tripathy and take control of your rectal health.
Remember: If you experience symptoms like rectal bleeding, pain, or changes in bowel habits, consult Dr. Manas Tripathy, a skilled proctologist in HSR Layout. Timely detection and treatment are crucial for better outcomes. Trust Dr. Tripathy’s expertise and compassionate care for a wide range of rectal conditions. Take control of your rectal health and schedule a consultation today.
Welcome to another informative episode of “Proctology and Laparoscopic Surgery”. This is Dr. Manas Tripathy, Laser Proctologist in HSR Layout, Bangalore with you.
If you’re experiencing any rectal or anal discomfort, it’s crucial not to ignore the symptoms. It is advised to speak with Laser Proctologist in Bangalore who can provide an accurate diagnosis and recommend the most appropriate treatment options.
An anal fistula refers to an aberrant connection between the skin near the anus and the lining of the interior of the anal canal. Anal fistulas are commonly caused by a collection of pus, called an abscess, inside the anal canal. The pus can drain onto the skin on its own or with treatment. The fistula is caused when the pus does not heal properly. This leads to the creation of a narrow tunnel with its external opening in the skin near the anus and an internal opening within the anal canal. If the fistula reaches above the sphincter muscles, the patient may also have to undergo a temporary colostomy, but this is rare.
Treatment
Most anal fistulas require surgery since they cannot heal on their own. Non-surgical treatments may alleviate symptoms but are not permanent solutions.
Anal Fistula Surgery
Anal fistula surgery can take several forms, depending on the location of the fistula:
If the fistula is below or crosses the lower part of the sphincter muscles, your surgeon will cut the fistula open to the skin and leave the wound open so that it can heal with healthy tissue
If the fistula has branches that pass through the upper part of the sphincter muscles, your surgeon may place a special stitch in the fistula to allow plus to drain easily
The fistula may be suitable for treatment with plug made from pig-bowel tissue. Your surgeon may not need to make a cut in the sphincter muscles
Anal fistula surgery usually takes between fifteen to thirty minutes and is performed under general anesthesia.
If bowel incontinence (involuntary bowel movement) is an issue, the patient may need to go through several operations over a period of months to reduce the risk.
Complications
Normal complications of anal fistula surgery are pain, bleeding, and scarring. More significant complications may be difficulty passing urine, involuntary passing wind or lose motion. Bowel incontinence may be a major factor.
Recovery
Patients may be discharged on the same day or remain under observation for 24 hours. After going home, rest is prescribed for the first few days. You should walk as little as possible. The wound takes several weeks to heal completely and patients may need to wear pads till then.
Again, exercising can help you recover faster. Talk to your doctor about a workout routine that can best facilitate your recovery. Sometimes, the fistula can redevelop.
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A haemorrhoidectomy is a surgery to treat hemorrhoids or piles. Piles are soft, fleshy lumps that form inside just inside the anus. They easily bleed during bowel movements. Though they are not usually painful, they can cause itching. If the lumps grow, they can protrude outside through the anus in a condition called prolapsed pile. You can feel the lump while cleaning yourself. Hemorrhoids generally develop gradually, over a lengthy duration of time and are often related to constipation. Sometimes, the condition is genetic and made worse by pregnancy.
Treatment
Hemorrhoids can often be dealt with by eating more fiber and more intake of fluid. If these measures do not work, they may be treated with ‘banding’ or dissolving the lumps with injections. If these methods do not work, patients will need to undergo a haemorrhoidectomy to surgically remove the piles.
A haemorrhoidectomy is usually performed under general anesthesia and takes about twenty minutes. The surgeon will usually just cut away the hemorrhoids or use the staple gun technique, which does not create an open wound
Complications
A haemorrhoidectomy may cause the usual complications like pain, bleeding, infection of the surgical wound or blood clots. More serious complications may include the following:
Incomplete haemorrhoidectomy
Difficulty passing urine
Anal stenosis
Developing skin tags
Developing an anal fissure
Incontinence
Recovery
same day. The wound takes several weeks to heal completely. You should drink plenty of water during convalescence. Talk to your doctor about an exercise regime that can help you recover faster.
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