Piles (Hemorrhoids) can appear differently depending on the type, stage, gender, and severity. This page provides a complete gallery of piles images, including internal, external, fissure, fistula, bleeding piles, early-stage piles, and post-surgery photos. Viewing real photos helps patients understand what piles look like, identify symptoms, and know when to seek treatment.
Piles Images Gallery – Real Photos of Symptoms, Stages & Types
Below are medically representative piles photos for educational purposes only. These include:
Piles operation photos & after-surgery images:
- Piles images
- Internal and external piles images
- Piles images in female
- Piles images in male
- Piles starting stage images
- Piles real photos (HD quality)
- Images of piles and fissures / piles and fistula photos
- Bleeding piles images
What Do Piles Look Like?
Piles appear as swollen blood vessels in or around the anus. External piles may look like soft lumps, purple/blue thrombosed masses, or swollen folds. Internal piles are usually not visible unless prolapsed.
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Piles Stages Explained with Images
- Stage 1: Internal swelling, no prolapse (see starting piles images).
- Stage 2: Prolapse during bowel movements but retract on their own.
- Stage 3: Need manual pushing back.
- Stage 4: Permanently prolapsed; may require surgery.
Piles in Female – How They Appear
Women may experience piles during pregnancy or postpartum due to pressure. Images show swelling, skin tags, or external lumps.
Piles in Male – How They Appear
Males often develop piles due to heavy lifting, long sitting hours, and constipation. Photos highlight typical swelling patterns.
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Difference Between Piles, Fissure & Fistula (With Photos)
- Piles: Swollen veins
- Fissure: A tear in anal skin
- Fistula: Infected tunnel between anus and skin
Combined images help understand coexisting conditions.
Also Read – Piles vs Fissure vs Fistula – How to Identify?
Is It Cancer? – Piles vs Cancer Image
Piles are benign, but sometimes rectal bleeding raises concerns. The gallery shows:
- Piles cancer images (for comparison)
Always consult a doctor for diagnosis.
Piles Treatment Images
Blog Includes photos of:
- External piles
- Laser treatment
- Open surgery
- Post-operative care
DISCLAIMER
The images and information provided here are for educational and awareness purposes only. Actual appearance may vary among individuals. Do not self-diagnose based on photos. Always consult a certified doctor for proper examination and treatment.
FAQs
1. What do piles look like?
They look like swollen lumps near the anus (external) or protruding tissues (prolapsed internal piles).
2. How can I identify piles through images?
Look for swelling, skin tags, bleeding spots, or protruding tissue. Refer to the piles symptoms images section above.
3. Do piles look different in males and females?
Yes, due to anatomy and pregnancy-related pressure. The blog includes male and female piles images separately.
4. Are piles and fissures the same?
No. A fissure is a tear; piles are swollen veins. The gallery includes piles and fissure images for comparison.
5. Can piles turn into cancer?
Piles do not become cancer. However, bleeding must be evaluated. Refer to piles vs cancer images for clarity.
6. Can I treat piles at home?
Mild piles improve with fiber, hydration, Sitz baths, and medicines. Severe cases may need surgery (see surgery photos).
7. Are the piles images real?
Yes, the gallery is designed to include real piles photos for accurate medical understanding.
