A Modern, Painless Solution for Piles at Sukhayu Hospital
Haemorrhoids (commonly known as piles) are a frequent yet distressing anorectal condition that can significantly affect quality of life. Traditional surgical methods, though effective, are often associated with postoperative pain and prolonged recovery. Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy (PPH – a procedure for Prolapse and Haemorrhoids) is a modern, patient-friendly surgical technique that offers excellent results with minimal discomfort.
At Sukhayu Hospital, Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy is routinely performed by Dr. Sachin Jadhav, the chief surgeon, under the dedicated Sukham Anocare Project—a specialised initiative focused on advanced, compassionate care for anorectal diseases.
What Is Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy (PPH)?
Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy is an advanced surgical procedure primarily used to treat Grade II, III, and selected Grade IV internal haemorrhoids, especially when there is prolapse.
Unlike conventional hemorrhoidectomy, this procedure does not cut or remove the piles directly. Instead, it:
- Lifts the prolapsed hemorrhoidal tissue back to its normal position
- Reduces the blood supply to the haemorrhoids
- Uses a circular stapling device to excise a small ring of mucosa above the piles, where pain sensitivity is minimal
As a result, patients experience significantly less pain, faster recovery, and early return to normal activities.
Who Is an Ideal Candidate?
Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy is particularly suitable for patients with:
- Prolapsing internal haemorrhoids
- Recurrent bleeding from piles
- Failure of conservative or non-surgical treatments
- Desire for quicker recovery with minimal postoperative discomfort
A detailed clinical evaluation by Dr. Sachin Jadhav ensures the right procedure is chosen for each patient.
Key Advantages of PPH Surgery
- Minimal postoperative pain (surgery done above the pain-sensitive zone)
- Short hospital stay (often daycare or overnight stay)
- Quick recovery and early return to work
- Less bleeding and fewer wound-related issues
- Preservation of anal anatomy and function
How the Procedure Is Performed
- The surgery is performed under spinal or general anaesthesia
- A specialised circular stapler is introduced into the anal canal
- Prolapsed hemorrhoidal tissue is repositioned
- Excess mucosa is removed, and staples are applied simultaneously
- Blood flow to haemorrhoids is reduced, causing them to shrink
The entire procedure usually takes 30–45 minutes.
Postoperative Recovery & Care
- Mild discomfort or pressure sensation for a few days
- Most patients resume routine activities within 3–5 days
- A high-fibre diet, adequate fluids, and stool softeners are advised
- Follow-up ensures proper healing and symptom resolution
Under the Sukham Anocare Project, patients receive structured guidance, dietary counselling, and personalised follow-up for optimal long-term results.
Why Choose Sukhayu Hospital?
- Expertise of Dr Sachin Jadhav, a senior surgeon with extensive experience in anorectal surgeries
- Advanced surgical infrastructure and modern stapling devices
- Evidence-based protocols with patient-centric care
- Dedicated anorectal care pathway under the Sukham Anocare Project
Take the First Step Toward a Pain-Free Life
If you or your loved ones are suffering from piles and looking for a safe, modern, and minimally painful solution, Stapled Hemorrhoidopexy at Sukhayu Hospital may be the right choice.
📧 Email: connect@sukhayuhospital.in
📞 Call: 7420004242
Early consultation leads to easier treatment and faster recovery.
At Sukhayu Hospital, we combine surgical precision with compassionate care—so you can heal with confidence.
