Ayurvedic
Premature Ejaculation शीघ्रपतन
Private Ayurvedic consultation and counselling for shighrapatan, with lifestyle and stress guidance.
Learn MoreConfidential consultation and counselling for intimate health concerns, with guidance on stress, sleep, lifestyle and Ayurvedic medicines.
Ayurvedic
Private Ayurvedic consultation and counselling for shighrapatan, with lifestyle and stress guidance.
Learn More
Ayurvedic
Confidential Ayurvedic evaluation and care for erectile concerns, including lifestyle and stress support.
Learn More
Ayurvedic
Reassuring Ayurvedic consultation for swapnadosh, with guidance on sleep, stress and daily routine.
Learn MoreAyurvedic care for piles, fissure and fistula, including Kshar Sutra therapy for suitable cases.
Ayurvedic
Ayurvedic medicines, diet guidance and Kshar Sutra care for bleeding or painful piles (bawasir).
Learn More
Ayurvedic
Gentle Ayurvedic care for painful tears in the anal lining, with pain relief and diet guidance.
Learn More
Ayurvedic
Kshar Sutra therapy for anal fistula (bhagandar), a time-tested Ayurvedic para-surgical approach.
Learn MoreThe three problems feel alike but are different. Use this table as a guide, then get examined to be sure.
| Feature | Piles (बवासीर) | Fissure (फिशर) | Fistula (भगंदर) |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Swollen veins inside or around the anus | A small tear in the lining of the anal canal | An abnormal tunnel between the anal canal and the skin |
| Ayurvedic name | Arsha | Parikartika | Bhagandara |
| Typical pain | Often painless; pain if swollen or clotted | Sharp, cutting pain during and after stool | Throbbing pain, worse before discharge |
| Bleeding | Bright red blood, often with stool | Small streaks of bright red blood | Uncommon; blood may mix with pus |
| Other signs | Lump, itching, feeling of incomplete evacuation | Spasm, fear of passing stool, skin tag | Boils, pus discharge, a small opening near the anus |
| Common triggers | Constipation, straining, low-fibre diet | Hard stools, constipation, diarrhoea | Anal abscess that did not heal |
| Heals on its own? | Early stages may improve with care | Recent tears often heal with care | Rarely; a tract usually needs a procedure |
| Our usual approach | Medicines, diet, Kshar Sutra in selected cases | Medicines, sitz bath, diet and local care | Kshar Sutra therapy with regular follow-up |
We practise Kshar Sutra therapy. Here is how it compares with laser, so you can make an informed choice.
| Feature | Kshar Sutra | Laser treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Method | Medicated herbal thread treats the tract gradually | Laser energy is used to close the tract or shrink tissue |
| Sphincter muscle | Gradual cutting and healing aims to protect the sphincter | Aims to save muscle; results vary with the type of tract |
| Complex or high fistula | Widely used in complex fistulas | May not suit every type of tract |
| Recurrence | Reported to be low in properly selected cases | Recurrence is reported in some cases |
| Cost | Generally more economical | Generally higher, due to equipment cost |
| Wound care | Wound heals gradually from within with medicated dressings | Small wound, quick procedure |
| Visits needed | Regular thread changes, usually weekly | Fewer visits, but follow-up is still required |
| Healing time | Takes longer; depends on tract length | Can be quicker in suitable cases |
| Side-effects | Mild discomfort or discharge during treatment | Pain, swelling or incomplete closure can occur |
This is a general comparison. The right choice depends on your examination and the type of problem. Outcomes differ from person to person.