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Painless Piles Treatment in Jalandhar — Laser Surgery Explained
Article by Dr. Ankit Raikhy — MBBS, MS, FNB – Laparoscopic Surgery
Published · 5 min read · Medically reviewed
Laser piles surgery — daycare procedure, no cuts, return to work in 48 hours. Oxford Hospital is North India's trusted laser proctology centre.
Piles (haemorrhoids) used to mean weeks of painful recovery. Today, laser piles surgery at Oxford Hospital Jalandhar is a 30-minute daycare procedure with no cuts, minimal pain, and back to work in 48 hours.
How Laser Piles Surgery Works
A thin laser fibre is inserted into the haemorrhoidal artery. Controlled laser energy seals the artery, shrinking the pile mass. No external cuts, no stitches, no need for general anaesthesia.
Conditions We Treat with Laser
- Internal haemorrhoids (Grade 1–4)
- External thrombosed piles
- Anal fissure
- Anal fistula (LAFT — Laser-Assisted Fistula Treatment)
- Pilonidal sinus
Benefits
- Daycare — admission and discharge same day
- No cuts, no stitches
- Minimal post-operative pain
- Return to work in 48 hours
- Recurrence rate under 5%
- Confidential and dignified care
Cost in Jalandhar
Laser piles surgery: ₹35,000–₹55,000 depending on grade. Cashless under PMJAY, ESI, CGHS and major insurers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is laser piles surgery painful?
It is markedly less painful than conventional open haemorrhoidectomy. There are no cuts or stitches in the sensitive anal skin; the laser seals the haemorrhoidal tissue from within. The procedure is done under anaesthesia and post-operative discomfort is usually well controlled with oral medication.
How much does laser piles treatment cost in Jalandhar?
Laser piles surgery at Oxford Hospital is ₹35,000 to ₹55,000, performed as a day-care procedure taking about 45 minutes. It is covered under PMJAY and most TPAs for eligible patients.
How soon can I return to work after laser piles surgery?
Most patients go home the same day and return to desk work within about 48 hours. Normal bowel habits usually resume in a few days with fibre and adequate fluids. Heavy lifting and prolonged sitting should be limited for the first week.
Do piles always need surgery?
No. Early-grade piles often settle with a high-fibre diet, adequate water intake, avoiding straining and prolonged toilet sitting, and topical or oral medication. Surgery is considered for higher-grade prolapse, persistent bleeding, or symptoms that do not respond to conservative measures.
Is rectal bleeding always caused by piles?
No, and this is important. Bleeding can also arise from fissures, fistulae, inflammatory bowel disease or colorectal cancer. Bleeding should never be self-diagnosed as piles — particularly over the age of 40, or with weight loss, a change in bowel habit or family history of bowel cancer. Get it examined.
Will piles come back after laser treatment?
Recurrence is possible if the underlying causes persist. Chronic constipation, straining, a low-fibre diet, prolonged sitting and heavy lifting all contribute. Long-term results depend as much on these habits as on the procedure itself.
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