Piles, anal pain

For piles, anal pain, see general surgeons first.

Piles are swollen blood vessels around the anus. Pain, bleeding or a lump can also come from a tear, an infection or another condition, so do not assume it is piles.

Also searched as: পাইলস, অর্শ, arsho, piles er somossa, paykhanar rastay betha

Go to hospital now

  • Heavy or nonstop rectal bleeding, large blood clots, dizziness or fainting
  • Unexplained black sticky stool
Call 999

Who to see: General Surgeons

A general or colorectal surgeon examines and treats piles, fissures and fistulas.

See a doctor today

  • Anal pain with fever, swelling or pus
  • Unexplained small amounts of rectal bleeding, especially with weight loss or a persistent bowel-habit change

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Common questions

Which doctor should I see for piles, anal pain (arsho)?
See general surgeons first. A general or colorectal surgeon examines and treats piles, fissures and fistulas.
When should you go to hospital straight away?
Heavy or nonstop rectal bleeding, large blood clots, dizziness or fainting; Unexplained black sticky stool. Emergency number: 999.
Where can I find general surgeons?
Most general surgeons are listed in Dhaka (603), Cumilla (98), Rangpur (96), Chattogram (92), Tangail (65). Pick your district for chamber addresses. DhakaCumillaRangpurChattogramTangail

General information only, not a diagnosis. If you are worried, see a doctor.

Sources: nhs.uk