Ayurvedic treatment for piles (Arsha) focuses on balancing the body's doshas through herbal remedies, dietary changes, and lifestyle adjustments. Common remedies include Triphala, Arshoghni Vati, and sitz baths with warm water and turmeric.

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Injection treatment for piles, also known as sclerotherapy, involves injecting a chemical solution into the hemorrhoidal tissue to shrink it. This method is minimally invasive and typically used for internal piles in the early stages. It helps reduce bleeding and discomfort without the need for surgery.

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Laser surgery for piles is a modern, minimally invasive procedure that uses laser energy to shrink or remove hemorrhoidal tissue with precision. It causes less pain, minimal bleeding, and promotes faster healing compared to conventional surgery. This technique is ideal for both internal and external piles and allows for a quicker return to daily activities.

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Conventional surgery for piles, also known as hemorrhoidectomy, involves the surgical removal of swollen hemorrhoidal tissues. It is typically recommended for severe or recurrent cases when other treatments fail. Though effective, it may involve more pain and a longer recovery period compared to modern methods.

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Ksharsutra treatment

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Agnikarma is an Ayurvedic procedure that uses controlled heat to cauterize and shrink hemorrhoidal tissue. It provides quick relief from pain and swelling and promotes faster healing.

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Agnikarma is an Ayurvedic procedure that uses controlled heat to cauterize and shrink hemorrhoidal tissue. It provides quick relief from pain and swelling and promotes faster healing.

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Ksharkarma is an Ayurvedic chemical cauterization treatment for piles that uses herbal alkaline preparations (Kshara) to dissolve and shrink the hemorrhoidal tissue. It is a non-surgical, outpatient procedure that causes minimal pain and bleeding. This method is effective for internal and early-stage external piles with low chances of recurrence.

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