Kshar Sutra Therapy

Kshar Sutra Thread Change

Procedure Time: 5-10 minutes

During Kshar Sutra treatment, the medicated thread is typically changed every 7 to 10 days. This is crucial for ensuring gradual cutting, drainage, and healing of the fistula or pile tissue.

You can visit our clinic for Kshar Sutra thread change even if your treatment started elsewhere. Our expert Ayurvedic practitioners provide safe, hygienic, and timely thread changes to support effective healing.

Note: Regular thread changes under expert care ensure the best outcomes with minimal discomfort and a faster healing process.

Changed weekly

10- minute procedure

Done at clinic

No Admission required

Can go to work immediately after the thread change

Yes, you may visit for kshar sutra change session at our centre.

5-10 minutes.

Usually not.

In most cases, you can resume work immediately. Rest is required in complicated cases only.

It depends upon the condition. Varies from Rs 1000/- to Rs 5000/-

The Kshar Sutra thread is typically changed every 7 to 14 days, depending on the severity and healing progress. Regular changes help the medicated thread gradually cut and heal the affected tissue.

Some discomfort or mild pain can occur during thread change due to tissue tension and inflammation. However, this is usually manageable with pain relief measures like sitz baths and analgesics.

During the change, the old thread is removed, the wound is cleaned and inspected, and a fresh medicated thread is placed to continue the therapeutic cutting and healing process.

It depends upon the condition of the patient. On average, the thread is changed 5 to 10 times weekly until the fistula or piles tract is completely cut through and healed, varying with each patient’s condition.

For Appointment

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  • Open All Days, 12 Noon to 2 PM.

  • Monday to saturday – 7 PM to 9 PM.
  • Walk-ins are welcome, but prior appointments are preferred to avoid discomfort as doctors travel frequently outside delhi for academic events.