Ayurveda treatments help to manage piles by using holistic methods to bring balance to the body in order to alleviate the swollen inflamed veins in the rectum or around the anus, the pain, and bleeding. The study of Ayurveda treatment deals with three main doshas (body types), which are Pitta, Vata and Kapha, that help to identify the state of the person's character or wellbeing. The dominant dosha reflects the physical and emotional character of the person which in turn helps to determine the remedies, therapies and lifestyle changes for the person. As you read on this blog, you will be able to know how Ayurveda treats Piles(Hemorrhoids).
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What are hemorrhoids (Piles)?
Hemorrhoids occur as a result of inflammation of the veins in the lower part of the rectum and around the anus. They can be found in the inward or outward part of the anus. They are caused by straining in constipation or diarrhoea, pregnancy, obesity, heavy lifting or a low-fibre diet.Symptoms of Hemorrhoids
- Intense itching around the anus
- Bleeding from the anus after bowel movements
- Painful or irritating lump near your anus
- Irritation around the anus
- Leakage of stool
Ayurvedic treatment for Hemorrhoids (piles)
- Dietary and lifestyle changes
- Herbal remedies
- Extrinsic Therapies
- Surgical Intervention
Conclusion
The whole treatment is personalized to the person's dominant dosha. The results of the treatment depend on the severity of the hemorrhoids and the person's adherence to the treatment. If you want a consultation about Ayurvedic treatment, then book an appointment with Ananta Ayurveda. Our expert, Geetanjali has been helping people with different diseases with this holistic treatment. At Ananta Ayurveda, you will not only get physically healed, but the healing will start from within. FAQ's- Can I combine Ayurvedic treatment with modern medication?
- How long does it take for a person to start seeing results after opting for Ayurvedic treatment?
- What are the herbal remedies used in Ayurvedic treatment to treat Piles?


