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Are you confused between piles and fissure? You’re not alone! These two conditions often get mixed up because they both cause rectal pain, discomfort, and bleeding—but they are very different and require different treatments. In this quick and clear YouTube Shorts video, we break down the key differences between piles and fissures in just 60 seconds!

🔍 What You'll Learn in This Video:

What are piles (hemorrhoids) and how they form

What is an anal fissure and what causes it

Major symptoms that separate piles from fissures

How to identify your condition quickly

Why proper diagnosis is essential for the right treatment


👉 Piles are swollen veins in the rectum or anus, often caused by constipation, straining during bowel movements, or prolonged sitting. They can be internal or external and are usually associated with painless bleeding, itching, or a small lump near the anus.

👉 An anal fissure, on the other hand, is a small tear in the lining of the anus, commonly caused by hard stools or anal trauma. It leads to sharp pain during and after passing stools, sometimes with a small amount of blood.

This short video helps you understand these conditions clearly so you don’t make the mistake of self-treating the wrong problem. Always consult a doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

🧠 Whether you're experiencing symptoms or just want to stay informed about digestive health, this video is a must-watch for everyone.

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📢 Stay tuned for more health awareness content and tips on how to care for your digestive health naturally and effectively.

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