Arko Jain Multispeciality Hospital, Khanna

In the realm of healthcare, especially in the treatment of piles (haemorrhoids), the debate between pills and surgical procedures is not merely a matter of preference but one of effectiveness and long-term relief. At Jain Multispeciality Hospital, we prioritise patient well-being above all else, and our approach strongly advocates for surgical intervention over the mere alleviation of symptoms with pills.  Let's delve into why we believe surgical procedures are superior to pills in treating piles. Addressing the Root Cause: Pills may provide temporary relief from the discomfort associated with piles, but they often fail to address the root cause of the problem. Surgical procedures, on the other hand, target the source of the issue, effectively eliminating the haemorrhoids and providing long-term relief. Permanent Solution: Piles can be a recurrent problem, especially if not treated effectively. Surgical procedures such as hemorrhoidectomy or minimally invasive techniques like stap...

  Introduction: The kidneys work by filtering your blood, removing waste and extra fluid that are then expelled from the body when you urinate. If your kidneys are compromised due to disease or injury, dialysis can step in to help maintain bodily functions. Kidney failure arises when the kidneys are functioning at only 10% to 15% of their normal capacity. Without dialysis, harmful waste products like salts can build up in the blood and cause damage to other organs. Here’s more about dialysis, its various types and associated risks. Exploring Dialysis Techniques When your kidneys falter, different dialysis methods like haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) come to rescue. Understanding Hemodialysis Hemodialysis uses a specialised filter called a hemodialyzer to cleanse the blood of waste and excess fluid. Preparation for Hemodialysis Before starting hemodialysis, a doctor performs a minor surgical procedure to create an access point in y...