Need a consultation
If you have got any questions, please do not hesitate to send us a message. We will reply shortly as soon as possible.
Case Study On Piles
A 40-year-old female visited our clinic and presented with a complaint of sharp stitching and burning pain while passing stool and which persisted for a long time after passing stools for the last 2 years. The pain was specifically localized to the rectum with more intensity on the right side and < during menses. And due to severe pain, she feared passing stool. Additionally, she has had pus discharge for the past 4 months, despite taking regular treatment from a reputed hospital in Delhi. Although medications such as Cremaffin and Luz, along with painkiller, were used to give her temporary relief but, she did not achieve any permanent betterment, hence she approached us.
She has suffered from constipation with dry, hard stools since her delivery.
She pursued treatment At Max Hospital, where an MRI fistulogram was performed. MRI findings suggested an intersphincteric fistula with an external opening at around 5 o’clock position extending cranially, traversing the intersphincteric plane up to the mucosa.
Physical generals: The patient was vegetarian and lean build. She had a poor appetite with normal thirst. She loved to eat sweets. Her stools were dry, and hard in character, followed by sharp shooting and burning pain in the anal region that persisted for a long time after passing stools. Also, require straining to evacuate the stool. Thermally, she was hot.
- Family history – Brother was suffering from hemorrhoids and had tuberculosis.
- Menstrual history – regular and copious menses, blood clots sometimes present. During menses, sharp stitching like-pain while passing stool.
- Mental generals – Irritable, and she is very optimistic. Desire for company and fear of being alone. Cannot bear loud noises; it causes headaches.
After our careful case-taking and holistic healing, she not only experienced significant relief from severe stitching and burning pain during stool, but also her bowel movements became regular, and her stools softened and did not require any straining to evacuate them stool. By her 2nd visit, her pain had improved immensely, her appetite was significantly better, and her weakness had also reduced. Now she feels much better with no itching, constipation, or pain. She is assuredly happy in her life. Dr. Rashmi Chandwani is Best piles doctor in Delhi.