Care pathway

Treatments matched to your condition

Piles · Fissure · Fistula · Pilonidal sinus · Abscess — herbal support first; laser & Ksharasutra when a procedure truly helps.

Condition

Piles (Hemorrhoids)

Swollen veins in the anal canal causing bleeding, prolapse, itching or discomfort. Care is grade-based — we do not jump to surgery.

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Grade I–II (early)

Dr. Patel's Piles Kit, fibre, water, toilet habits, and follow-up. Many patients settle without a procedure.

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Clinic procedures

When needed after review: banding, sclerotherapy, or minimally invasive options — never a default first step.

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Laser / surgery

For advanced prolapse or persistent disease: laser-assisted or surgical options with same-day discharge focus and mediclaim support.

Explore Piles Kit →

Condition

Anal Fissure

A tear in the anal lining — sharp pain on stool, bright bleeding, and fear of the toilet. Acute fissures often heal with soft stools and local care; chronic ones may need a procedure.

Conservative care

  • Soft stool regimen & hydration
  • Local herbal / steroid-free support as advised
  • Avoid straining and long toilet sitting
  • WhatsApp follow-up for pain trend

When procedure helps

  • Chronic fissure not healing after adequate trial
  • Sentinel pile / fibrosis complicating healing
  • Doctor-selected sphincter-sparing approach
  • Clear post-op wound care plan

Condition

Anal Fistula & Abscess

An abscess is a painful collection of pus; a fistula is a tract that can form after drainage. Goal: lasting closure while protecting the sphincter.

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Ksharasutra

Classical medicated-thread technique for many fistulas — gradual cutting and healing with sphincter respect. Ideal for selected tracts after clinical mapping.

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Drainage & modern options

Urgent drainage for abscess; fistula surgery or adjunct techniques when anatomy and prior history call for them. Antibiotics alone rarely cure a formed tract.

Condition

Pilonidal Sinus

A small tunnel or cyst near the top of the cleft of the buttocks — may discharge, swell or get infected. Care ranges from hygiene and local measures to definitive tract management.

Assessment focus

Depth of tract, infection status, and prior surgeries decide whether conservative care, drainage, or definitive procedure is appropriate.

Recovery mindset

Wound care, hair management, and activity guidance matter as much as the procedure day — we plan follow-up accordingly.

Methods

Laser + Ksharasutra — used wisely

Technology and tradition both have a place. We choose the tool that fits your anatomy and goals — not a one-size pitch.

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Laser-assisted care

Selected for suitable piles and related indications — focused energy, typically less tissue trauma, and a recovery plan aimed at quicker return to routine when clinically appropriate.

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Ksharasutra

Time-tested Ayurvedic medicated thread for fistula-in-ano and selected sinus tracts — progressive healing with continuous doctor oversight.

Diagnosis & technology

Clear digital diagnosis before treatment

HD video anoscopy lets you and your doctor see the same findings on screen — so grades, bleeding sources, and procedure plans are explained with evidence, not guesswork.

Video anoscopy workstation — Dr. Camscope Pro (Sometech) with Dell monitor at Orbit Mall
Video anoscopy Dr. Camscope Pro (Sometech) for clear digital diagnosis at Orbit Mall.

What we look for

  • Hemorrhoid grade and bleeding points
  • Fissure location and chronic changes
  • Fistula openings when clinically indicated
  • Shared screen counselling so you understand the plan

Educational clinical photos of examination findings are on a separate, warning-gated page — not shown on the homepage.

Clinical image gallery (medical — viewer discretion) →

Procedure education

Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty — how it works

When laser is indicated for suitable piles, energy is applied inside the hemorrhoid to seal feeding vessels so the cushion shrinks and sheds naturally over following weeks — often with same-day discharge focus.

Infographic: Laser Hemorrhoidoplasty steps — targeted laser, vessel cauterization, blood-flow starvation, natural tissue shedding

Educational overview only — your doctor decides if laser (including 980 nm diode / FiLaC pathways) fits your grade and anatomy.

Clinical examination photos (anoscopy) are available on a separate, warning-gated page — not shown on the homepage.

Clinical image gallery (medical — viewer discretion) →

Not sure which path fits you?

Start with the free assessment — or message us your main symptom on WhatsApp.

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