Dr. Kaushik Vora

Rectal problems are common, but many people still hesitate to talk about them. I often see patients who have experienced bleeding, pain, itching, swelling, or a lump around the anus for months. Sometimes the symptoms improve, so they stop worrying. When the problem returns, they use the same cream or home remedy and wait again.

By Dr. K Vora | Proctologist, Guwahati Anal fissure is very common across Assam and the Northeast, and many patients look for non‑surgical options due to fear or misinformation. Botox injections are often promoted as a “safe, non‑surgical” cure — but is Botox really an alternative to Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy (LIS)? Here’s the clear, science‑based

In my proctology practice, I treat patients with chronic constipation, hemorrhoids, and painful pelvic dysfunctions. Many treat these issues as an inevitable tax on aging. I disagree. What happens at the end of your digestive system directly reflects what happens throughout it. When I compare the intestinal resilience of my patients today to the biological

If you’ve just undergone piles surgery, the first 48 hours can feel confusing and a little scary. As a proctologist practicing at Apollo Clinic, Bora Service, GS Road, Guwahati, Dr. K Vora sees many patients from Assam and across Northeast India who share the same doubts. This guide answers the most common questions—so you know

By Dr. Kaushik Vora, MS – Proctologist, Guwahati, Assam. What is anal fistula? Anal fistula is an abnormal tract connecting the inside of the anal canal to the skin around the anus. It causes symptoms like: Because it is a chronic disease, patients often look for a “permanent cure” and are easily attracted to words

By Dr Kaushik Vora, Proctologist, Apollo Clinic, Bora Service, Ulubari GS Road Many young people in India grow up hearing this line: “If piles is not treated, it will turn into cancer.” This is one of the biggest misconceptions — especially in Assam and the Northeast. Let’s clear it once and for all. Can Piles

By Dr Kaushik Vora, MS. Proctologist , Apollo Clinic,Bora Service ,Ulubari GS road,Guwahati. Are you preparing for piles (haemorrhoids) surgery? Feeling anxious is completely normal — but the best way to reduce anxiety is to know exactly what to expect. This guide covers: When you know what may happen, you feel more confident, calm, and

By Dr. Kaushik Vora, Consultant Proctologist. Apollo Clinic, Bora Service and Hayat Hospital– Guwahati Piles (haemorrhoids) are one of the most common anorectal conditions — but the biggest frustration patients face is recurrence. Many people take medicines, feel better for a few weeks, and then the symptoms return. The truth is simple: Piles is a

“It is estimated that one‑third of India’s population will experience piles at some point in their life.” Yet many still believe haemorrhoids always require surgery. But medical evidence, and daily clinical experience across India, show something very different. Nearly 80% of cases, including Grade 2 and early haemorrhoids, and even anal fissures, improve with simple,

If you have an anal fissure and your surgeon has advised Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy (LIS), there’s a high chance one fear is holding you back: “Doctor, will I lose control of my motions after LIS?” Let’s address this clearly, honestly, and scientifically. Without scaring you and without sugar‑coating. What exactly is LIS? Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy