Ask your doctor who performed your surgery will give you satisfactory answer.
It depends on massa kitne time m girega kuch cases m 3 din m nikal jaate hain and dhaga loose hona concerning ho skta hai behtar advise ke liye ek bar aapke surgeon se consult kr lijiye
Please consult your kshr sutrra expert surgeon…bcz he better expaiy you bcz he perform your whole process…
Thanx
Mera sujhav hai ki aap turant apne doctor se sampark karein.
Jab tak aap doctor se mil nahi lete, kuch baatein dhyan mein rakhein:
Zyada hile-dule nahi: Apne aap ko aaram dein.
Safai rakhein: Us jagah ko saaf aur sukha rakhne ki koshish karein.
Dard ke liye: Agar dard zyada hai to doctor se pooche bina koi bhi dawa na lein.
It’s better to follow up with your surgeon who has done it , until unless we see / examine directly we can’t say the actual reason
HELLO ABHIMANYU,
Understanding Your Situation -Timeline: You are on day 3 after Kshar Sutra treatment. -Observation: One mass (“massa”) has exited, thread loose and partly out. -Symptoms: Discomfort at the location due to the loose thread.
Is it normal? -Thread movement: It is normal for the thread to loosen or move a little after Kshar Sutra, since it is designed to slowly cut through and recover the tissue. -Mass shedding off: If a mass has shed, it may be normal, particularly if it was a little pile (or hemorrhoidal tissue). Occasionally, the procedure takes out tissue slowly, and some masses shed prematurely. -Pain due to loose thread: Minor pain, burning, or discomfort is normal. Severe pain, heavy bleeding, pus, or fever is abnormal and could be a sign of infection or complication.
In the majority of cases, the thread will keep doing its job until it severs through remaining tissue.
Ayurvedic Post-Kshar Sutra Care 1. Local Care (Shodhana & Ropana) -Sitz Bath (Vasti Snana): Use lukewarm water 2–3 times a day. You can add Triphala churna (1 tsp in warm water) or Himalayan salt for mild antiseptic effect.
-Cleaning: Gently wash with warm water after stool. Don’t use harsh soaps. Pat dry softly; never rub the region.
2. Ayurvedic Ointments / Medicated Oils - Nirgundi Oil for application outside (thin layer, gently). -Haridra (Turmeric) paste may be applied sparingly; it is antimicrobial and heals well.
3. Diet (Agnideepana & Vata-Pitta Balancing) -Consume high-fiber foods: whole grains, green vegetables, fruits such as papaya, guava. -Drinking 2–3 liters of water daily prevents constipation.
-Avoid spicy, oily, deep-fried foods; reduce heavy meats and alcohol. -Add Triphala churna (1 tsp at bedtime with lukewarm water) for gentle bowel control.
4. Stool & Constipation Control -Do not strain; do not delay passing stools. -Isabgol (Psyllium husk) 1 tsp in water can be used to soften stool if required. -Warm water enemas or mild decoction of Gokshuradi Vati can aid recovery.
5. Lifestyle / Precautions -Do not sit for long hours; walk short distances. -Wear soft cotton undergarments; do not wear tight clothes. -Do not lift heavy weights for 2–3 weeks.
**Red Flags – Go See Doctor Right Away -Severe or growing pain that is not alleviated by medications. -Pus or too much bleeding. -Foul smell, swelling, or fever.
Summary -Loose thread: Normal on early days; slight pain is expected. -Mass falling off: May occur, particularly for smaller masses; healing still progresses. -Ayurvedic care: Sitz bath, Turmeric/medicated oil, dietary fiber, gentle bowel care, and relaxation. -Keep an eye out for infection and see your surgeon if red flags emerge.
HOPE THIS MIGHT BE HELPFUL
THANK YOU
DR. MAITRI ACHARYA
Thank you for explaining this to me in such an informative way ! I got it ! Thanks very much
Kindly visit to the doctor under which the kshara sutra has been performed.
Kshar sutra therapy is quite effective for treating anorectal conditions like hemorrhoids, anal fistula, and other similar issues. It is designed to cut or strangulate the tissues over time. If one of your mass (massa) has already fallen off within three days, this can happen and sometimes it’s considered normal depending on the tightness and placement of the sutra. The important thing is that the mass is completely detached and there is no bleeding or excessive pain at the site, which suggests proper healing.
In terms of the thread becoming loose and coming out, it sometimes happens after a mass has been effectively removed. However, if you’re experiencing persistent pain or any unusual symptoms like swelling or pus discharge, you should consult your Ayurvedic surgeon or physician who performed the procedure just to ensure everything is progressing as it should be. Sometimes the remaining tissues need further attention or re-tightening of the sutra.
Regarding the pain, ensure you are maintaining good hygiene of the affected area and keeping it clean and dry. Sit in warm seshneem oil baths a couple of times a day to ease discomfort and promote healing. The warmth will also help in maintaining proper blood circulation and prevent any infection.
For dietary recommendations, consume light, easily digestible foods that do not aggravate the doshas. Warm, cooked foods are advisable. Limit spicy or oily foods, as they could irritate the condition more. Incorporating Triphala powder in warm water before bed can aid digestion and supports detoxification, which is helpful during this healing period.
If your symptoms don’t improve, or you feel unsure about changes, reach out to your healthcare provider for further assessment. They can provide an in-person examination which is, sometimes necessary to determine the next steps. While Kshar Sutra is minimally invasive, like any treatment it demands attentive post-care to ensure the best outcome.
