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Laser Treatment for Piles and Fistula in India

Writer: flyhosp
flyhosp
2 days ago
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Laser treatment for piles and anal fistula uses focused laser energy to shrink piles or close fistula tracts, with less pain and faster recovery than traditional surgery.

Typical hospital stay: Day care

Time to plan in India: 3 to 5 days

Who needs it?

  • Bleeding or prolapsing piles

  • Anal fistula with discharge

  • Fissures in selected cases

How it's done

  1. Examination and, for fistula, an MRI if needed

  2. Short anaesthesia

  3. Laser is applied to the piles or fistula tract

  4. Usually takes 20 to 40 minutes

Recovery timeline

  • Day 1: home the same day

  • Week 1: mild discomfort, normal activity

  • Week 2 to 4: full healing

How FlyHosp helps

  • Matches you with experienced specialists and accredited hospitals

  • Arranges your medical visa letter, airport pickup and a recovery-friendly stay

  • Shares a clear, itemised estimate before you commit

  • Coordinates follow-up calls after you return home

FAQs

Is laser treatment painful? Most patients have less pain than with conventional surgery.

Can piles come back? Diet and bowel habits help prevent recurrence.

Get your free treatment plan

Send your medical reports to flyhosp@gmail.com and our team will reply within 24 hours with a personalised plan.

This information is general and does not replace advice from your own doctor. Typical figures vary by patient; your treating doctor confirms them for your case.

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