Piles, fissure and fistula — where the clinic stands out.

Three conditions that people suffer in silence, and that Ayurveda has treated for centuries. Each has its own page: what it is, the symptoms, the causes, the Ayurvedic approach, and what to expect.

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The three conditions we treat most.

They are often confused with one another — and they are treated differently. Read the page for the one that matches your symptoms, or simply book a consultation and let the doctor tell you.

  • Piles (Arsha) — Bleeding, swelling or discomfort while passing stool — treated at the root, not only the symptom.
  • Fissure (Parikartika) — Sharp pain and a little bleeding with stool — a tear that heals when the bowel is set right.
  • Fistula (Bhagandara) — A recurring boil or discharge near the anus — Ayurveda’s classical para-surgical care.

Skin, children, and long-standing illness.

Shorter pages for the three further areas of care: the conditions treated, the approach, and a link to book.

  • Skin Care (Twak Roga) — Eczema, psoriasis, acne, fungal and allergic skin problems, treated from the inside out.
  • Child Care (Kaumarabhritya) — Digestion, immunity, recurring cold and cough, and skin issues in children — gently.
  • Chronic & Old Diseases (Jirna Roga) — Joint pain, digestive disorders and long-standing conditions that have not settled elsewhere.

When not to wait

Heavy or continuous bleeding, severe pain, or fever with swelling or discharge needs a doctor without delay. Call the clinic, or go to the nearest hospital if the clinic is closed.

How we speak about results

Treatment aims to relieve symptoms and address the root cause. Results vary from person to person — and this website is for general awareness, not a substitute for a consultation.

Suffering for long? Talk to the doctor today.

Book an appointment or send a WhatsApp message — a short note about your concern is enough. If you are travelling from far away, please call first to confirm.

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