Kshar Sutra Therapy is an effective Ayurvedic treatment used primarily for anorectal disorders such as piles (hemorrhoids), fistula, and fissures. This minimally invasive procedure utilizes a medicated herbal thread to treat affected areas without the need for surgery. Recognized for its high success rate and minimal recurrence, Kshar Sutra Therapy offers a safe and natural alternative for patients seeking long-term relief.
Benefits of Kshar Sutra Therapy
✅ Non-Surgical & Minimally Invasive – No major cuts or stitches, reducing the risk of complications.
✅ Effective for Recurrent Cases – Proven to prevent recurrence of piles and fistula.
✅ Faster Healing & Recovery – Encourages tissue regeneration, leading to quick recovery.
✅ Minimal Pain & Discomfort – Compared to conventional surgery, this therapy ensures a smoother healing process.
✅ Safe & Ayurvedic – Uses herbal formulations with no harmful side effects.
How Kshar Sutra Therapy Works
Kshar Sutra is a medicated thread coated with herbal extracts like Apamarga Kshara (Achyranthes Aspera), Snuhi Ksheera (Euphorbia Nerifolia), and Haridra (Turmeric). The treatment follows a systematic procedure:
Preparation of Kshar Sutra
- The thread is coated with herbal medications and dried in multiple layers to enhance its potency.
- It is prepared under sterile conditions to ensure safety.
Application in Anorectal Disorders
- For Fistula: The thread is passed through the fistulous tract, allowing gradual cutting and healing while removing infection.
- For Piles: Kshar Sutra is tied at the base of hemorrhoids, cutting off blood supply, leading to natural shrinkage and removal.
- For Fissures: Used to heal chronic fissures and prevent further complications.
Post-Treatment Care
- Patients are advised to maintain hygiene, follow a fiber-rich diet, and use Ayurvedic medications to aid healing.
- Regular follow-ups ensure complete recovery and prevent recurrence.
Who Can Benefit from Kshar Sutra Therapy?
This therapy is ideal for patients suffering from:
✔ Chronic or recurrent piles (hemorrhoids)
✔ Anal fistula with pus discharge
✔ Non-healing anal fissures
✔ Other anorectal conditions requiring natural healing
