Piles Causes

What Causes Piles? Understand the Real Risk Factors
Piles can develop when pressure is repeatedly placed on the veins and supporting tissues around the anus and lower rectum. Constipation, straining and prolonged toilet sitting are among the factors associated with hemorrhoids.
-
Understand the Root Risk Factors
-
Expert Clinical Evaluation
-
Confidential Consultation
-
Personalized Treatment
Small Daily Habits Can Contribute to Piles
Constipation
Hard stools and repeated straining can increase pressure around the anal veins.
Prolonged Toilet Sitting
Spending a long time sitting on the toilet may increase pressure and contribute to hemorrhoid symptoms.
Low Fibre & Poor Bowel Habits
A low-fibre diet can contribute to constipation and harder stools.
Pregnancy & Other Factors
Pregnancy, aging and frequent heavy lifting can increase the likelihood of developing hemorrhoids.
Find Out What May Be Triggering Your Piles
Dr. Varsha Shah evaluates your symptoms, bowel habits and medical history before recommending an appropriate treatment plan. The goal is not simply to manage discomfort but to understand the factors contributing to your condition.
Dr. Varsha Shah
Know the Cause. Choose the Right Treatment.
If piles keep returning, don't simply keep treating the symptoms. Book a consultation with Dr. Varsha Shah in Ahmedabad for a proper evaluation.
Piles Causes FAQ
There is not always one single cause..
Constipation and straining during bowel movements are.

