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Ksharsutra Therapy for Piles

Ancient Ayurvedic medicated thread technique — safe, effective, and time-tested treatment for hemorrhoids with very low recurrence.

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What is Piles (Haemorrhoids)? — Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

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About This Treatment

Ksharsutra is a specialized Ayurvedic para-surgical technique using a medicated thread coated with alkaline herbs. In piles treatment, the thread is tied around the pile mass, cutting off its blood supply and causing the tissue to gradually necrose and fall off over 7–10 days.

This technique has been practiced for over 3,000 years and is endorsed by modern research as an effective alternative to conventional surgery, particularly for Grade 2 and Grade 3 piles. At Shraddha Hospital, we combine authentic Ksharsutra with modern hygiene protocols for safe, effective results.

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Key Benefits

Time-Tested Method

3,000-year-old Ayurvedic technique with proven efficacy backed by modern clinical studies.

Low Recurrence Rate

Ksharsutra has one of the lowest recurrence rates among non-laser piles treatments.

OPD Procedure

Performed as an outpatient procedure — no hospital admission required.

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Before Treatment

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    Proctoscopy to assess the pile mass size and grade.

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    No fasting required — light meal is fine before the procedure.

  3. 03

    Local anesthesia applied before thread placement.

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After Treatment

  1. 01

    The thread is changed weekly (once per week) by the doctor until the pile mass falls off.

  2. 02

    Sitz baths twice daily to keep the area clean and reduce discomfort.

  3. 03

    High-fiber diet and adequate hydration throughout the treatment period.

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Frequently Asked Questions

There may be mild discomfort when the thread is tied and during the first 1–2 days. This is managed with mild painkillers and sitz baths. Most patients tolerate it well.

Try the Gold Standard Ayurvedic Cure

Ksharsutra has been treating piles effectively for centuries. Consult our specialists to know if it is right for you.