By Dr. Priyanka Oka
BAMS, PGDHM,
Consulting Physician, Healing Hands Clinic
Key Takeaways
The Three Components of PiloKit
1. PiloSpray – External Relief for Pain, Burning, and Inflammation
Healing Hands PiloSpray (Patent No.: 423811): A targeted spray for external piles treatment and relief.
PiloSpray is an advanced topical application formulated to act directly on the anorectal region. The spray mechanism ensures quick absorption and provides immediate soothing relief for pain, burning, and itching sensations. Each of its ingredients is selected for their well-documented Ayurvedic and botanical properties:
- Til Oil (Sesamum indicum) – Rich in antioxidants and essential fatty acids, Til oil has anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties. It provides lubrication and relieves pain and burning sensations.
- Daruhaldi (Berberis aristata) – Contains berberine, a potent anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial alkaloid. It is especially effective in controlling bleeding piles and preventing infections.
- Lodhara (Symplocos racemosa) – Known for its astringent properties, Lodhara reduces inflammation, tones tissues, and relieves pain.
- Mocharas (Bombax ceiba) – Traditionally used in Ayurveda for wound healing, it reduces burning sensations and provides cooling relief.
- Kapur (Cinnamomum camphora) – A natural analgesic, Kapur reduces swelling, soothes irritation, and improves local circulation.
- Pudina (Mentha piperita) – Contains menthol, which has a cooling, anti-itching, and anti-inflammatory effect.
- Kokam Oil (Garcinia indica) – Known for its soothing properties, it helps in reducing pain and irritation in piles.
Together, these ingredients make PiloSpray highly effective in addressing the external wounds due to fissures, pain, swelling, itching, and burning.
2. PiloTab – Internal Healing for Bleeding, Inflammation and Wound Healing
Healing Hands PiloTab (Patent No.: 436571): A specialized piles tablet to treat internally.
PiloTab is an internal oral formulation that works systemically to control bleeding, reduce inflammation, and promote healing of the anorectal tissues. It is particularly beneficial in Grade I and II bleeding piles.
- Lajjalu (Mimosa pudica) – Traditionally used for its styptic properties, Lajjalu helps control bleeding and strengthens blood vessels.
- Nagkesar (Mesua ferrea) – Rich in bioactive flavonoids, it acts as a hemostatic agent, reducing bleeding effectively.
- Daruhaldi (Berberis aristata) – Beyond topical benefits, its systemic anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial action supports healing and reduces pain internally.
- Dugdhika (Euphorbia hirta) – Known for its wound-healing, anti-inflammatory, and anti-burning properties, it accelerates tissue recovery in bleeding and inflamed piles.
PiloTab represents the core healing step of the kit, ensuring that the root cause—vascular swelling and bleeding—is addressed naturally.
3. ConsteTab – Relieving Constipation and Straining
Healing Hands ConsteTab (Patent No.: 375497): A laxative tablet to ease motion for piles treatment.
Constipation and excessive straining are among the leading causes of piles, as confirmed by Harvard Health and Medical News Today. ConsteTab is specifically formulated to ensure smooth, strain-free bowel movements, which is essential for both prevention and treatment of piles.
- Sonamukhi (Cassia angustifolia) – Contains sennosides, which act as natural stimulant laxatives, promoting bowel movements.
- Nishottar (Operculina turpethum) – Reduces constipation and flatulence with its mild purgative action.
- Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) – A revered Ayurvedic herb from Triphala, it regulates bowel function, relieves gas, and prevents chronic constipation.
- Balhirada (Terminalia chebula) – Supports digestion and relieves constipation when combined with Haritaki.
- Saindhav (Rock Salt) – Improves digestion, reduces bloating, and enhances bowel regularity.
- Erand Tail (Castor Oil, Ricinus communis) – A classical remedy for constipation and piles, Erand Tail lubricates stools and soothes the intestinal lining.
ConsteTab ensures that the most important trigger—constipation—is effectively managed, thereby preventing recurrence and facilitating long-term recovery.
Scientific and Ayurvedic Rationale
A prospective open-label clinical study published in the Journal of Herbal Medicine evaluated the clinical effectiveness of PiloKit in patients with hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and perineal wounds. The study demonstrated statistically significant improvement in symptoms such as pain, bleeding, and inflammation in patients receiving PiloKit compared to standard treatment groups. The findings support the therapeutic potential of this plant-based, multi-component approach for conservative management of anorectal conditions.

PiloKit achieved ~50–80% symptom reduction across key VAS parameters at 8 weeks, significantly outperforming placebo and standard treatment (P < 0.001)
The uniqueness of Healing Hands PiloKit lies in its multi-dimensional approach:
- External relief (PiloSpray) for pain, burning, and swelling.
- Internal healing (PiloTab) for bleeding and inflamed vessels.
- Digestive regulation (ConsteTab) for constipation and straining.
This 3-step strategy is holistic, plant-based, and patented, validated both through specialized Ayurvedic texts of Botany (Dravyaguna Vigyana) and modern clinical observations at Healing Hands Clinic. The kit has already been used by lakhs of patients across 35+ centers, with consistently positive outcomes in Grade I and II piles.
Ingredient Summary Table
| Component | Ingredient | Active Principle | Scientific & Ayurvedic Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| PiloSpray | Til Oil | Sesamol, lignans | Anti-inflammatory, analgesic |
| Daruhaldi | Berberine | Controls bleeding, antimicrobial | |
| Lodhara | Tannins | Astringent, reduces inflammation | |
| Mocharas | Resin compounds | Cooling, wound healing | |
| Kapur | Camphor | Pain relief, reduces swelling | |
| Pudina | Menthol | Cooling, anti-itching | |
| Kokam Oil | Hydroxycitric acid | Soothing, anti-inflammatory | |
| PiloTab | Lajjalu | Tannins, alkaloids | Styptic, controls bleeding |
| Nagkesar | Flavonoids | Hemostatic, reduces bleeding | |
| Daruhaldi | Berberine | Anti-inflammatory, healing | |
| Dugdhika | Flavonoids, tannins | Anti-inflammatory, wound healing | |
| ConsteTab | Sonamukhi | Sennosides | Natural laxative, relieves constipation |
| Nishottar | Glycosides | Mild purgative, relieves flatulence | |
| Haritaki | Chebulinic acid | Digestive regulator, relieves gas | |
| Balhirada | Tannins, lignans | Supports digestion, relieves constipation | |
| Saindhav | Minerals | Improves digestion, reduces bloating | |
| Erand Tail | Ricinoleic acid | Laxative, soothes intestines |
Symptom-Wise Benefits of PiloKit
PiloKit works holistically by combining the targeted actions of PiloSpray, PiloTab, and ConsteTab. For patients suffering from bleeding piles, herbs like Daruhaldi, Nagkesar, Lajjalu, and Lodhara strengthen the veins and stop bleeding effectively. Pain and swelling are soothed by the cooling, anti-inflammatory action of Til Oil, Mocharas, Kapur, and Dugdhika, which bring local comfort and reduce irritation. For burning and itching, Pudina and Kokam Oil deliver a cooling sensation while Til Oil acts as a natural emollient. Since constipation and straining are the root triggers for piles, ConsteTab—with its blend of Sonamukhi, Haritaki, Nishottar, Balhirada, Saindhav, and Erand Tail—restores smooth bowel movement. Finally, for those recovering after surgery, the wound-healing and tissue-repair properties of Til Oil, Daruhaldi, Mocharas, and Dugdhika ensure faster recovery and prevent recurrence.
| Symptom | Key Ingredients & Source Products |
|---|---|
| Bleeding piles | Daruhaldi (PiloSpray, PiloTab), Nagkesar (PiloTab), Lajjalu (PiloTab), Lodhara (PiloSpray) |
| Pain and swelling | Til Oil, Mocharas, Kapur (PiloSpray), Dugdhika (PiloTab) |
| Burning and itching | Pudina, Kokam Oil, Til Oil (PiloSpray) |
| Constipation and straining | Sonamukhi, Nishottar, Haritaki, Balhirada, Saindhav, Erand Tail (ConsteTab) |
| Post-surgery healing | Til Oil, Daruhaldi, Mocharas (PiloSpray), Dugdhika (PiloTab) |
This synergy across symptoms means PiloKit doesn’t just mask discomfort but addresses piles from its root causes while also ensuring symptomatic relief and post-surgical care—a true 3-in-1 advantage.
Final Thoughts
PiloKit is more than just a medicine—it is a scientifically designed, Ayurveda-backed, plant-based therapeutic kit for piles. Its unique 3-step approach addresses the condition from the outside, the inside, and at its root (constipation). As the first line of treatment in Healing Hands Clinics for Grade I and II piles, PiloKit offers a safe, non-surgical, and comprehensive solution. For advanced piles, it provides symptomatic relief and aids in faster post-surgical recovery.
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