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Dr Pallavi Ajankar is the Best Piles,Fissure,Fistula Surgeon in Kasarvadavali, Naupada, Thane West and Thane.
Piles (hemorrhoids) are swollen veins in the rectum, fissures are tears in the anal lining, and fistulas are abnormal tunnels connecting the anus to the skin or another body part. Symptoms differ: piles may cause lumps and painless bleeding, fissures cause sharp pain during bowel movements and bleeding, and fistulas lead to pus discharge, pain, and swelling.
Piles (Hemorrhoids)
• What they are: Enlarged or swollen veins in the lower rectum or around the anus.
• Common symptoms: Lumps around the anus, painless bleeding during or after a bowel movement, itching, and discomfort.
• Causes: Straining to pass hard stools, chronic constipation, pregnancy, and prolonged sitting.
Fissures (Anal Fissures)
• What they are: Small tears or cuts in the lining of the anus.
• Common symptoms: Sharp, burning pain during and after bowel movements, blood in the stool, and sometimes a skin tag near the tear.
• Causes: Passing large or hard stools, chronic diarrhea or constipation, and childbirth.
Fistulas (Anal Fistula)
• What they are: An abnormal tunnel or passageway that forms between an infected gland inside the anus and the skin on the outside, or another body part.
• Common symptoms: Pain and swelling in the anal area, a discharge of pus or blood from an opening on the skin, and skin irritation.
• Causes: Often result from a clogged and infected anal gland that forms an abscess which then develops into a tunnel.
Key Differences Summarized
• Piles: are swollen veins.
• Fissures: are cuts in the skin.
• Fistulas: are tunnels connecting different parts of the body.
• Fissures: are known for sharp, painful tearing.
• Fistulas: are distinguished by pus or fluid draining from an opening.
• Piles: can be painless and are often unnoticed.
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