No. Early grade piles often respond well to high-fibre nutrition, abundant water intake, sitz baths, and targeted medications. Surgery (such as modern Longo stapler procedure) is recommended when piles persistently prolapse, cause severe blood loss, or fail conservative medical management.

Laparoscopic surgery uses miniature incisions (3-10mm) and high-definition optical cameras to operate with superior precision. Compared to traditional open incisions, patients enjoy dramatically less pain, negligible scarring, minimal infection risk, and can resume work within days.

For most laparoscopic surgeries (gallbladder, hernia, appendix) and Longo piles procedures, patients only need an overnight or 24-48 hour hospital stay. Dr. Kollol provides precise discharge expectations after physical evaluation.

Most breast lumps (over 80-90%) in young and middle-aged women are completely benign conditions like fibroadenomas or simple fluid cysts. However, any new palpable lump must be professionally examined and imaged via ultrasound or mammography to be entirely sure.

Fistulas can recur if tracts are complex, high-lying, or improperly excised. Dr. Kollol uses meticulous anatomical mapping and modern staged techniques ensuring optimal sphincter preservation with minimal recurrence rates.

Please bring your previous medical prescriptions, ultrasound films and reports, recent blood investigations, CT/MRI scans if completed, and a complete list of ongoing daily medications.

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