A traditional Ayurvedic technique where a medicated thread (Ksharsutra) is used to treat fistula and other anorectal disorders.

• The thread gradually cuts and heals the tract.

• Minimally invasive, with fewer chances of recurrence.

• Patients can continue daily activities during treatment.

A modern, painless procedure using laser energy to remove or shrink affected tissue.

• Precise and bloodless surgery.

• Faster healing and minimal discomfort.

• Commonly used for piles, fissure, and fistula.

Minimally Invasive Procedure for Hemorrhoids (MIPH) uses a stapler device to remove excess tissue and reposition hemorrhoids.

• Less pain compared to conventional surgery.

• Short hospital stay and quick recovery.

• Effective for advanced piles.

A non‑surgical method where special medicines are injected into hemorrhoids or affected tissue.

• Shrinks piles and reduces symptoms.

• Quick outpatient procedure.

• Suitable for early‑stage hemorrhoids.

An Ayurvedic treatment using herbal alkaline preparations to cauterize and heal affected tissue.

• Effective for piles, fissure, and warts.

• Promotes natural healing.

• Less invasive and cost‑effective.