At Satyadev Multi Super Speciality Hospital, piles (bawasir), anal fissure, fistula and gallbladder stones are treated by general surgeon Dr. Anjani Kumar Anjan (MBBS, MS). Acidity, gastritis, stomach infections and other stomach problems are treated by physicians Dr. Sonu Kumar and Dr. Nishanty Anubhaw (MBBS, DNB). OPD runs Monday to Saturday, and the emergency is open 24×7.
| Problem | See |
|---|---|
| Piles (bawasir), bleeding or swelling at the anus | Dr. Anjani Kumar Anjan, General Surgeon |
| Anal fissure (cut, burning pain while passing stool), fistula, abscess | Dr. Anjani Kumar Anjan, General Surgeon |
| Gallbladder stone (pathri), pain in the upper right abdomen | Dr. Anjani Kumar Anjan, General Surgeon |
| Acidity, gas, gastritis, loose motions, vomiting, jaundice | Dr. Sonu Kumar or Dr. Nishanty Anubhaw, Physicians |
| Severe pain, vomiting blood, black stools | Come to the emergency directly, 24×7 |
General Surgeon · MBBS, MS
Treats piles, fissure, fistula, gallbladder stones, hernia, appendix and lumps. Operations are done in the hospital's own operation theatres, followed by ward care.
View profile →General Physician · MBBS, DNB
Sees adults for acidity, gastritis, stomach infections, loose motions, fever, diabetes and blood pressure.
View profile →Family Medicine Physician · MBBS, DNB
Sees patients of all ages for stomach problems, infections, fever, diabetes, thyroid and routine check-ups.
View profile →OPD timings: Monday – Saturday · New patients 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Follow-up 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM · Sunday OPD closed, emergency open 24×7. Consultation fee is paid at reception.
Piles (haemorrhoids, or bawasir) are swollen veins in and around the anus. The common signs are bright red blood after passing stool, a lump or swelling at the anus, itching, and pain while sitting. Constipation, straining, long hours of sitting, low-fibre food and pregnancy all make piles more likely.
Small piles that bleed a little but do not come out usually settle with a high-fibre diet, plenty of water, stool softeners, warm sitz baths and medicines.
When piles come out while passing stool, keep coming back, or bleed often, the surgeon may advise a procedure. The surgeon will examine you and explain which method suits your grade of piles.
Large or painful piles, or piles that do not go back in, need an operation. It is done in the hospital's operation theatre, and most patients go home after a short stay.
Do not self-treat bleeding. Blood in the stool is usually from piles or a fissure, but it can also come from other bowel diseases. Get it checked once by a doctor, especially if you are over 40, losing weight, or your bowel habits have changed.
A fissure is a small cut in the skin of the anus. It causes sharp, burning pain while passing stool and for some time afterwards, often with a streak of blood. Most new fissures heal with stool softeners, ointments, sitz baths and a fibre-rich diet. A long-standing fissure that does not heal may need a minor operation.
An abscess is a painful, pus-filled swelling near the anus, often with fever, and it needs to be drained early. A fistula is a small tunnel that remains after an abscess and keeps leaking pus or fluid. A fistula does not heal with medicines alone and is treated by surgery.
Gallbladder stones are found on an ultrasound. Many people have no symptoms. Others get pain in the upper right or middle of the abdomen, often after oily food, along with nausea, vomiting or bloating. Fever, yellow eyes (jaundice) or severe pain mean a complication and need urgent care.
The treatment is removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy), usually by keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery through small cuts. Medicines do not dissolve gallbladder stones reliably. People live normally without a gallbladder.
Most patients start eating soon after surgery and return to light work within a week or two. Read our guide on what to eat after a gallbladder operation.
For details of the operation, hospital stay and Ayushman coverage, see gallbladder stone surgery in Patna.
Kidney stones are different from gallbladder stones and are treated by our urologists. See kidney stone treatment in Patna.
Most stomach complaints are treated by our physicians in the General Medicine OPD. Blood tests, stool and urine tests, X-ray and ultrasound are done inside the hospital, so the reports are ready close to your consultation.
Burning in the chest or upper abdomen, sour burps, gas and bloating. Treated with medicines and changes to food habits and timing.
Loose motions, vomiting, stomach cramps and fever. Dehydration is treated first. Admission is available if you cannot keep fluids down.
Yellow eyes or urine. Blood tests and ultrasound help find whether the cause is in the liver or a stone blocking the bile duct.
Long-standing constipation often causes piles and fissures. The physician looks for the cause and plans diet and medicines.
Need an endoscopy or colonoscopy? If your doctor feels you need one, they will explain why and guide you on where and how to get it done. Call 091222 37338 to ask about current availability.
Satyadev Hospital accepts the Ayushman Bharat card for eligible surgeries, such as gallbladder and piles operations. Bring your Ayushman card and Aadhaar card. The hospital's Ayushman desk will check your eligibility and explain what is covered before treatment starts. For the cost of a procedure without Ayushman, call 091222 37338. The amount depends on the operation and the length of stay.
Piles, fissure and fistula are treated by general surgeon Dr. Anjani Kumar Anjan (MBBS, MS). OPD runs Monday to Saturday: new patients 11 AM – 3 PM, follow-up 3 – 4 PM.
Early piles often settle with diet changes, more water, stool softeners and medicines. Piles that come out, keep bleeding or keep coming back usually need a procedure or an operation. The surgeon decides this after examining you.
The hospital accepts the Ayushman Bharat card for eligible surgeries. Bring your Ayushman and Aadhaar cards. The Ayushman desk will confirm your eligibility before treatment.
Not always. Stones found by chance and causing no symptoms are often just watched. If they cause pain attacks, infection, jaundice or pancreatitis, removing the gallbladder is advised.
Stomach and digestive problems are treated by our general physicians. Piles, fissure, fistula and gallbladder stones are treated by our general surgeon. If you need a gastroenterologist's opinion or an endoscopy, your doctor will guide you.
Satyadev Multi Super Speciality Hospital, Ashiana-Digha Road, Patna. Call 091222 37338 for appointments and emergencies.