For piles treatment in Paschim Vihar, HomeoSure offers personalised homeopathy with Dr. Chhavi Bansal at our clinic in Pitampura. Constipation and straining are behind most piles. Treatment works on the bleeding and swelling, along with practical diet and daily habits that stop piles from coming back. Book a consultation with Dr. Chhavi Bansal today.
Constipation Comes First
Hard stools need pushing. Pushing raises pressure in the veins at the lower end of the rectum. Do that day after day and those veins swell into piles.
So treating piles without fixing constipation is like mopping the floor with the tap still running.
Where Everyday Diets Go Wrong
- Lots of maida: bread, biscuits, naan, bakery snacks
- Too few vegetables and fruit
- Less water in winter, when you don't feel thirsty
- Heavy, late dinners
- Too much tea, and not enough of everything else
How We Treat Piles
Dr. Chhavi asks about your meals, water, toilet routine, activity and symptoms. The remedy is chosen for your pattern, and the diet advice uses foods you already cook at home.
More on our piles treatment.
- Multigrain or besan roti instead of maida
- A bowl of dal and a sabzi at every main meal
- Guava, papaya, pear or an apple each day
- Soaked isabgol at night if your doctor suggests it, with plenty of water
- Water through the day, especially in winter
Toilet Habits That Matter
Go when you feel the urge, don't hold it. Try to go at the same time each day, often after breakfast. A small footstool under your feet makes emptying easier.
And keep it short. Sitting for long, especially with a phone, adds pressure even if you're not straining.
A Short Drive Away
Paschim Vihar is a short drive from our clinic in Pitampura. With piles, regular follow-ups matter, and a clinic that's easy to reach makes them far easier to keep up.
When to Get Checked
- Blood is dark, or mixed into the stool
- Your bowel habit changes and doesn't settle
- A pile becomes hard and very painful
- You notice weight loss or tiredness
Visit the Clinic
11:00 AM – 1:30 PM & 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM