Hemorrhoids also known as piles may bleed periodically or prolapse causing severe pain. Surgical treatment will require hospitalization and a significant period of time of work for recovery. It is well known that non-surgical options are preferred methods of treatment. Appropriate treatment can reduce pain from prolapse as well as reduce episodes of bleeding.

With advances in treatment techniques from Chinese and Japanese methods, patients with piles can improve without surgery. These methods are derived after many years of experience in relieving this ailment. Help is available for patients with a long history of piles. They do not have to put up with their problems with assurance that their problems will improve.

Anal fistulas and fissures are also troublesome perianal problems with persistent discharge and pain. The anus, being a weaker region in the body and with the passage of faeces, makes these difficult problems to deal with surgically. Conservative techniques have been effective in healing these ailments without the need for surgery.