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Can spicy food cause piles? - Dr Nikhilesh Reddy Vedire - Video
Overview
Spicy food has long been associated with causing or exacerbating piles, contributing to a prevalent myth. Scientifically, there's no direct evidence linking spicy food consumption to the development of piles. Piles, or hemorrhoids, primarily result from increased pressure on the rectal veins, often associated with factors like straining during bowel movements or prolonged sitting.
In this video, Dr Nikhilesh Reddy Vedire, a General laparoscopic Surgeon from Telangana, Hyderabad, sheds light on the need to distinguish between dietary preferences and the actual causes of piles. While spicy foods may not directly induce piles, maintaining a balanced diet rich in fiber, and staying adequately hydrated are crucial aspects of preventing this common condition.
Busting some of myths related to piles Dr Vedire contributes to a clearer understanding of the factors influencing piles, facilitating better-informed choices for individuals seeking to manage or prevent this health concern.