Question 1

what is the cause of piles?

Accepted Answer

Hemorrhoids: Hemorrhoids are  congested veins in the rectal and anal area. When they act up the can cause a variety of symptoms from burning, itching to severe pain. After one has developed a clot and the clot has resolved there can be a remnant of skin left in the area. The best treatment is to avoid straining and constipation. There are multiple surgical treatments available should you choose one.

Question 2

what  causes  piles and how to cure it?

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Many causes: Hemorrhoids can be caused by straining, sitting on the toilet for a long time, lifting heavy things, or chronic constipation or diarrhea. 
In some people, they appear to be hereditary. This makes sense, since varicose veins, which are similar to hemorrhoids, are the same.

Question 3

help please! could chocolate cause piles?

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No, do not cause: Piles, or hemorrhoids, are enlarged veins under the lining of the rectum that are most commonly caused by excessive straining during defecation.  This is often associated with hard stools and constipation.  Chocolate is not a cause of this, but more a reflection of an unbalanced diet.  Some have claimed that certain foods, including chocolate, can make existing hemorrhoids more symptomatic however.

Question 4

what are the causes of piles and how it can be treated?

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Piles: Haemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels of the rectum. It's likely that extreme abdominal pressure causes the veins to swell and become susceptible to irritation. The pressure can be caused by obesity, pregnancy, standing or sitting for long periods, straining on the toilet, coughing, sneezing, vomiting, and holding your breath while straining to do physical labor.

Question 5

i am trying to consive, did piles causes infertility?

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No. : Hemorrhoids are within the lumen of the rectum, and should have no bearing on either female or male infertility.

Question 6

can piles cause bleeding?

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Yes: Piles are small collections of blood vessels under the skin near the rectum.  They can enlarge in pregnancy and become pretty fragile.  If they are traumatized, they can bleed a little. Usually this is spotting or a little blood in the toilet rather than a significant amount of blood.  The best way to prevent this is to have soft, formed bowel movements.

Question 7

what causes piles to bleed?

Accepted Answer

Well: Piles or hemorrhoids is a collection of inflammed or swollen veins in the rectal or anal area. They can become abraided and bleed.

Question 8

what is the cause of hemorrhoids or piles?

Accepted Answer

Constipation: Most common from straining due to constipation. Also occurs with pregnancy.

Question 9

could a sitting job of 8 hours cause piles?

Accepted Answer

No: Sitting does not cause hemorrhoids. These are normal veins that may become enlarged or irritated with constipation or sitting and straining at the toilet too long. Eat high fiber foods, fruits & vegetables, drink plenty of liquids.

Question 10

what is the cause of piles and what are the precautions.

Accepted Answer

Hemorrhoids: Piles are the colloquial term for hemorrhoids.  Avoid straining while moving your bowels, and keep yourself regular with plenty of fiber and plenty of water.

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