Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Recurrence of Fistula Permanent Cure By Kshar Sutra Ayurvedic Near Delhi

Recurrence Fistula In Ano, Cure By Kshar Sutra Ayurveda @ MSAROGYAM By Dr.Dheeraj Yadav
Near Delhi Noida Ghaziabad @ site : msarogyam . com
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Ayurveda Kshar Sutra Center
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Abscess in Ano-rectal region: An Ayurvedic view Anorectal abscess Anal abscess; Rectal abscess; Perirectal abscess; Perianal abscess; anal gland abscess; Abscess – anorectal An anorectal abscess is a collection of pus in the area of the anus and rectum.










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KSHAR-SUTRA Therapy” treatment, makes him one of the most trusted & successful specialist in country for qualitative management of ano-rectal diseases with outstanding results as an outcome of treatment
Preparation of Ksharsutra and the Drugs Required Preparation of Ksharsutra Preparation of Kshar-Sutra is no doubt, a lengthy and difficult task and the collection and preparation  .
Ksharsutra treatment is now replacing fistulectomy & other complex surgeries in India. This treatment is curing patients of anorectal fistula & pilonidal cyst permanently. We also takes pride in treating complex / recurrent, complete or partial / horseshoe shape fistula successfully without any incontinence .We have maintained the data of each patient to prove this fact. Ksharsutra treatment don’t require hospitalization, daily dressing, antibiotics & bed rest. It is purely herbal treatment without side effects. World Health Organisation ( W.H.O. ) has accepted the kshar sutra treatment for anal fistula.
Mode of action of Kshara sutra:
Ksharsutra has both cutting & healing action. Kshara sutra works by 4 ways :
- pressure necrosis,
- chemical cauterization by kshar (alkali) ,
- sloughing of the tissue of the walls of the fistulous track
- cutting provides adequate drainage.
It leads to an easy debridement of unhealthy tissue and pus etc. and thus providing a cleaner base for the wound healing of the fistulous track. The Kshara-sutra is changed weekly so that an average pace of cutting of about 0.5-0.8 cm/week is maintained along with healing from behind. Finally the whole track is cut through and the fistula gets healed up with minimal scarring and without any other major complication. Infection is not the only cause in fistula. The structure itself is a big cause of recurrence. As kshar-sutra totally distroys the unhealthy tissue & structure, there is no recurrence .
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Ayurveda Kshar Sutra Center
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Saturday, October 5, 2013

Piles Haemorrhoid Ayurvedic Kshar Sutra Treatment

Piles:

What are piles?
Piles, also known as haemorrhoids, are when the veins located in the lower rectum and the anal canal become swollen and dilated. These dilated veins (varicose veins) become convoluted beneath the tissue layers and appear similar to a ball of hair covered by a cloth. Such a protrusion is known as a pile mass.

What are the causes?
Piles may occur due to straining during bowel movement. It often occurs in the case of chronic constipation where increased pressure is required in order to make the bowels move out of the rectum and anal canal. Hard stools may also contribute to worsening the condition by exerting added pressure to the dilated veins. Piles may also develop during pregnancy due to the additional weight in the pelvic region or as a trauma during child birth. Cirrhosis of the liver may cause pooling of blood in the anal vessel also resulting in piles.
Additionally, Ayurveda designates the occurrence of piles due to habitual consumption of constipating foods such as potatoes, cabbage, channa (chick peas), split peas, spicy foods and excessively dry foods. Similarly suppression of the urge to pass flatulence and stools can lead to chronic constipation and eventually haemorrhoids. Constant use of hard seats and continuous pressure exerted on the anal sphincter may also cause piles to develop.















What are the symptoms?
Symptoms of piles include
  • Pain and pressure inside the anal canal
  • Small, round lump either on the anus or inside the anal canal
  • Itching and soreness around the anus
  • Blood stained stools or bleeding during passing stools
  • In certain conditions, a pile mass may come out while passing stools and then retract back into the anal canal
What are the types of haemorrhoids?
There are generally two types of haemorrhoids.
  • Internal: The pile mass lies inside the rectum. It usually causes discomfort during passing stools and can bleed if the stools are too hard or if more pressure is exerted.
  • External: The pile mass is located under the skin on the outside of the anus.This type of piles can be irritating and painful and may often bleed if disturbed.
Haemorrhoids may also be classified according to the degree of severity.
  • First degree: This is a type of internal pile which may or may not bleed, usually of a recent on set and stays within the anal canal.
  • Second degree: Slightly more severe than first degree piles in that it can prolapse or come out of the anal canal while passing stools and will retract inwards after completion of defecation.
  • Third degree: The pile mass always lies outside the anal canal, tends to bleed more while passing stools and can be pushed back into the anal canal.
  • Forth degree: The most severe type of piles, where the mass is always outside the anal canal and cannot be pushed back inside the anal canal. This type of haemorrhoids is very painful and has profuse bleeding. Blood clots may form within the pile mass and it may become enlarged.
Classical Ayurvedic texts states two types of haemorrhoids.
  • Sushka – Dry or with no discharge. This type of piles will not be associated with bleeding. Similar to internal piles or first and second degree piles.
  • Sravi – Piles with discharge or bleeding piles. Similar to third and forth degree piles.
Can piles be prevented?
Yes, you can prevent the occurrence of piles. Avoiding all the causative factors as mentioned above will reduce the chances of developing piles.
What is the treatment as per Ayurveda for haemorrhoids?
Internal management:
The combination of KachnaarGuggul, VaraChurna, Sanjivanivati and Digestion Support works as an effective Ayurveda treatment.
The Ayurveda medicines for piles (like kachnaarGuggul) not only focus on shrinking the pile mass, but herbal remedies like Sanjivanivati and Digestion support help in the digestive process, which leads to less likelihood of piles.
Surgical Management:
Haemorrhoids can be treated with either Kshara sutra or Kshara karma which are both Ayurvedic surgical procedures. It involves the application of organic alkalies that promote removal of excess tissues and proliferation and healing of normal tissues.
What is Kshara Sutra?
Kshara Sutra is a seton thread medicated with organic alkalis, such as Apamargakshara (Achyranthesaspera), Arkakshara (Caltropisgigantea) or Snuhikshara (Euphorbia lingularia). The alkali is repeatedly coated on the seton thread 15 – 21 times. Apart from this, natural antibiotic like haridra powder, guggulu, etc are also used to make Ksharasutra. The mechanical action of the threads and the chemical action of the drugs coated , collectively do the work of cutting, curetting, draining, and cleaning thus promoting healing of the tissues. This also acts both as the antiseptic and fibrotic agent to induce healing. This can be applied and changed periodically till the thread cuts the pile mass.
What is Kshara Karma?
Kshara Karma is an Ayurvedic surgical procedure that involves the application of caustic alkalis such as Apamargakshara (Achyranthesaspera), Arkakshara (Caltropisgigantea) or Snuhikshara (Euphorbia lingularia) to cauterize and arrest the blood flow to the pile mass. Within 1-2 weeks of the procedure the pile mass will shrivel up and fall off leaving so scar tissue on the anal canal.
What are the benefits of Kshara Karma?
  • Post-operative pain is mild
  • No bleeding
  • One day procedure, minimal hospitalization
  • Due to no scar tissue formation, no chance of incontinence of stools
  • Minimal chance of reoccurrence
What is the chance of haemorrhoids reoccurring?
There is minimal to no chance of haemorrhoids reoccurring if treated with kshara sutra or kshara karma. The kshara has a proliferative effect that induces the generation of new healthy tissue and prevents the reoccurrence of this condition.

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Fistula in ano what is the cause and treatment by Kshar Sutra

What is an Anal Fistula?
Fistula means an abnormal connection or passageway between organs that do not normally connect.
Most commonly fistulas occur near the anus. This condition is termed as fistula-in-ano. A fistula occurs when a boil or an abscess develops in anal glands. If the opening of these glands get blocked then the infection gets confined to that area as it is unable to drain out into the rectum. It balloons up to form a pus boil or an abscess and it will keep growing inwards to form a tract. This tract is called fistula whose primary opening in inside the anal canal and secondary opeining is in the perianal skin.
Every time the opening gets blocked an abscess will develop and the tract will increase in size. Sometimes in a chronic case we may see more than one opening and multiple tracts.
It can happen in 10 out of 100,000 population. It is more common in males. It is usually common in people aged between 30 and 50 years.








Anal fistula is termed "Bhagandara" in Ayurveda. In Ayurveda fistulas, like other diseases have been classified according to the vitiation of one per more of the three doshas i.e. the vata, the Pitta & the kapha. They have been classified also according to the shape & site of the track of the fistula. Special treatment for such different kinds of fistulas is mention in detail. It is worth noting that the complex & most challenging horse shoe fistula ( complex Ischio-rectal fistula) has been dealt with in detail in Sushruta a classical Ayurveda text) even as early as 300 ad.
The Ksharsutra treatment was probably first advised per this type of fistula named Parikshepi Bhagandara by Sushurta. This Ksharsootra treatment, with a little modification has proved its worth even in modern times.
Anal fistula, a rare condition, is a chronically inflamed, abnormal tunnel between the anal canal and the outer skin of the anus. It often drains watery pus, which can irritate the outer tissues and cause itching and discomfort.
Ayurveda has a unique way of treating fistula in ano. Simple as well as complex fistulas, high anal fistulas, fistulas with multiple track, recurrent fistulas, chron's fistula, tubercular fistula, all respond well to the Ksharsutra ligation procedure.

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PREVENTION OF ANAL FISSURES By Ayurveda Treatment

PREVENTION OF ANAL FISSURES
For fissures in adults:
  • Keep the anorectal area dry
  • Wipe the area with soft materials, a moistened cloth, or cotton pad; avoid rough and scented toilet paper
  • Promptly treat all occurrences of constipation and diarrhea
  • Avoid irritating the rectum




AYURVEDA TREATMENT FOR ANAL FISSURES
Ayurveda advises internal medication as well as topical ointment application in the treatment of anal fissures. To avoid further irritation to the damaged tissue, medicines which soften the stools and promote healing of the tissues are utilized. Ointments which are natural anti-bacterial and anti-septic are used for topical application.
COMPLICATIONS OF ANAL FISSURES
Complications of anal fissure can include:
  • Anal fissure that fails to heal. An anal fissure that doesn't heal can become chronic, meaning it lasts for more than six weeks.
  • Anal fissure that recurs. If you've experienced anal fissure once, you have an increased risk of another anal fissure.
  • A tear that extends to surrounding muscles. An anal fissure may extend into the ring of muscle that holds your anus closed (internal anal sphincter). This makes it more difficult for your anal fissure to heal. An unhealed fissure may trigger a cycle of discomfort that may require medications or surgery to reduce the pain and repair or remove the fissure.

ANAL FISSURES Ayurvedic Treatment

ANAL FISSURES

What is a fissure?
An anal fissure is a small tear in the skin that lines the anus. An anal fissure may occur when you pass hard or large stools during a bowel movement. An anal fissure typically causes pain and bleeding with bowel movements.
Anal fissures most often affect people in middle age, but fissures also are the most common cause of rectal bleeding in infants. Most anal fissures heal within a few weeks with treatment for constipation, but some fissures may become chronic





COMMON CAUSES OF ANAL FISSURES
Anal fissures can be caused by trauma to the anus and anal canal. The cause of the trauma can be one or more of the following:
  • Chronic constipation
  • Straining to have a bowel movement, especially if the stool is large, hard, and/or dry
  • Prolonged diarrhea
  • Anal stretching
  • Insertion of foreign objects into the anus
Other causes of anal fissures (other than trauma) include:
  • Longstanding poor bowel habits
  • Overly tight or spastic anal sphincter muscles (muscles that control the closing of the anus)
  • Scarring in the anorectal area
  • Presence of an underlying medical problem: such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis; anal cancer; leukemia; infectious diseases (such as tuberculosis); and sexually transmitted diseases (such as syphilis, gonorrhea, Chlamydia, chancroid, HIV)
  • Decreased blood flow to the anorectal area
SYMPTOMS OF ANAL FISSURE
Signs and symptoms include:
  • Pain during, and even hours after, a bowel movement
  • Constipation
  • Blood on the outside surface of the stool
  • Blood on toilet
  • A visible crack or tear in the anus or anal canal
  • Burning and itch that may be painful
  • Discomfort when urinating, frequent urination, or inability to urinate
  • Foul-smelling discharge
RISK FACTORS FOR ANAL FISSURES
Factors that may increase your risk of developing an anal fissure include:
  • Infancy. Many infants experience an anal fissure during their first year of life, although experts aren't sure of the reason.
  • Aging. Older adults may develop an anal fissure partly because of slowed circulation, resulting in decreased blood flow to the rectal area.
  • Constipation. Straining during bowel movements and passing hard stools increase the risk of tearing.
  • Childbirth. Anal fissures are more common in women after they give birth.
  • Crohn's disease. This inflammatory bowel disease causes chronic inflammation of the intestinal tract, which may make the lining of the anal canal more vulnerable to tearing

FISTULA - AYURVEDA TREATMENT by Kshar Sutra

Anal Fistula

WHAT IS AN ANAL FISTULA?
Anal fistula, or fistula-in-ano, is an abnormal connection or channel like structure, between the surface of the anal canal and the exterior perianal skin.
Anal fistulae originate from the anal glands, which are located between the two layers of the anal sphincters and which drain into the anal canal. If the outlet of these glands becomes blocked, an abscess can form which can eventually point to the skin surface. The tract formed by this process is the fistula.
Ancient Ayurveda surgeon, Susruta has described five types of Bhagandara(Sataponak, Ustragriwa, Parisrabi, Sambukawarta, Unmargi). They have been classified according to the vitiation of the three doshas and the shape & site of the fistula tract.









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Anal Fistula

WHAT IS AN ANAL FISTULA?
Anal fistula, or fistula-in-ano, is an abnormal connection or channel like structure, between the surface of the anal canal and the exterior perianal skin.
Anal fistulae originate from the anal glands, which are located between the two layers of the anal sphincters and which drain into the anal canal. If the outlet of these glands becomes blocked, an abscess can form which can eventually point to the skin surface. The tract formed by this process is the fistula.
Ancient Ayurveda surgeon, Susruta has described five types of Bhagandara(Sataponak, Ustragriwa, Parisrabi, Sambukawarta, Unmargi). They have been classified according to the vitiation of the three doshas and the shape & site of the fistula tract.

AYURVEDA TREATMENT OF FISTULA
Kshara Sutra is utilized in the treatment of fistula in Ayurveda.
KSHARA SUTRA
Kshara Sutra is a seton thread medicated with organic alkalis,such as Apamargakshara(Achyranthesaspera), Arkakshara(Caltropisgigantea) or Snuhikshara (Euphorbia lingularia). The alkali is repeatedly coated on the seton thread 15 – 21 times. Apart from this, natural antibiotic like haridra powder, guggulu, etc are also used to make Ksharasutra. The mechanical action of the threads and the chemical action of the drugs coated , collectively do the work of cutting, curetting, draining, and cleaning the fistulous track, thus promoting healing of the track/ wound. This also acts both as the antiseptic and fibrotic agent to induce healing. The process of healing starts from deeper tissues and moves towards the periphery. This can be applied and changed periodically till the thread cuts the fistulous tract. Since the sphincter heals by fibrosis, there is no incontinence.
Under local anaesthesia, the kshara sutra is inserted into the tract and the two ends of the thread are tied forming a loop. The alkalis coated on the thread are continuously released throughout the length of the track there by cutting, curetting, draining cleansing and healing the track. This therapeutic action of the thread lasts for seven days. The old thread is then replaced with a new thread following the same procedure. Depending on the length of the tract and the extent of damage, the kshara sutra may be changed up to 5 times. The changing of the thread is a simple procedure taking about 1 to 2 minutes and requires no anaesthesia.
BENEFITS OF KSHARA SUTRA
  • The procedure does not require hospitalization for more than 4 to 5 hours
  • The patient requires minimal bed rest and can resume daily activities within 12 – 24 hours
  • No painful dressings required
  • The drugs coated on the Kshar-Sutra are slowly and gradually released into the track and the wound, leaving no abscess overseen. These abscess are drained out by the action of the drugs.
  • The sphincteric muscles are not dissected and hence the possibility of incontinence is ruled out.