Prayag Piles Cure Capsule

Best Ayurvedic Herbs for Piles/ Hemorrhoids

Piles treatment in Ayurveda can be done with the help of some powerful herbs that can
balance the doshas in the body and treat the root cause of the problem. These herbs can
be helpful as there is no side effect that they cause.
Chitrak Haritaki :- Haritaki is a fruit that can balance the three doshas in the body,
improves digestion and helps in detoxifying the body. It has been used as an important
ayurvedic herb for piles treatment as it eases the bowel movement and relieves pressure
on the excretory system.
Avipattikar Churna :- Avipattikar churna is an ayurvedic herbal medicine for piles and
other digestive problems.
Amalak :- Amalaki Rasayanaor the Indian gooseberry is a common Ayurvedic medicine to
balance all the three Doshas. It is used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine and acts as an
antioxidant, immunomodulator, anti-inflammatory, astringent and laxative.
Guggul/Guggullu :- Guggul is known for its anti-inflammatory properties in Ayurveda. It is
one of the best herbs for piles as it reduces the inflammation in fistula-anorectal and
hemorrhoidal conditions. Guggul is a laxative and astringent agent that helps in reducing
toxins (ama) and relieves pain and itching. It helps in balancing the body’s Kapha Dosha.
Turmeric :- Turmeric or Curcuma offers anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties,
that helps in controlling bleeding in hemorrhoids. It also helps reduce anal itching and
shrink hemorrhoids. According to Ayurveda, Turmeric can strengthen the digestive fire
and helps in balancing the doshas.
Triphala Churna :- Triphala Churna acts as a mild laxative and allows the deepest tissues
and organs of the body to release toxins. Despite its powerful cleansing quality, it
enhances absorption and balances the doshas in the body especially supporting the
digestive system.

What does Ayurveda say about Piles treatment?

Ayurveda aims at balancing the three doshas of the body- Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.
In Ayurveda, it is said to balance the digestive system of the body. Good and proper
digestion is based on digestive fire (agni) and its strength. It is also said that the digestive
fire is strongest around noon. So, it is suggested that people should consume their heaviest
meal at noon and keep their dinner and other meals lighter.
The excretion process in the body is governed by Vata Dosha, as it keeps the bowel
movement proper and functioning.
Vata dosha when aggravated or imbalanced can cause the bowel contents to get dried and
hinders proper bowel movement causing constipation. Imbalanced Vata Dosha also causes
constipation along with painful hemorrhoids.
An imbalance in Pitta Dosha can cause excessive diarrhea, excessive thirst, and inflamed
hemorrhoids that bleed.
In addition to this, an imbalance in the Kapha Dosha, can cause light hemorrhoids.
So, it is necessary to bring all the three doshas in balance for complete treatment of piles.