Repeated abscess drainage, antibiotics, and incomplete healing often lead to recurrence. Surgery may remove the tract but can risk pain, long recovery, wound complications, or in some cases, loss of sphincter control.
Anal fistula persists because of deep seated infection, improper drainage, unhealthy tissue healing, poor digestion, and chronic inflammation. Treating only the outer opening does not solve the problem.
Ayurveda approaches fistula by addressing the tract from within, clearing infection, promoting healthy tissue healing, and preventing recurrence.
At Praanavaidya, anal fistula care follows a structured, physician guided Ayurvedic protocol focused on complete tract healing with minimal tissue damage.
Each patient undergoes a detailed assessment of fistula type, tract depth, discharge, infection status, digestion, bowel habits, and lifestyle factors before treatment planning.
Get Consultation Now โEach care plan is customised and may include:
When clinically suitable, Ayurveda offers Ksharasutra therapy, enabling:
When required, doctors may recommend supportive local therapies such as Pichu Dharana to aid comfort, healing, and infection control.
Continuous physician supervision ensures:
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