EVALUATING THE ROLE OF MOOLABANADHA IN TREATING HAEMORRHOIDS AND ASSOCIATED GASTROENTEROLOGICAL CONDITIONS: A NARRATIVE REVIEW

Objective:The primary objective of this narrative review was to evaluate the efficacy of yoga therapy in managing symptoms in individuals with haemorrhoids. Introduction:Haemorrhoids are defined as the symptomatic engorgement or downward displacement of the anal cushion. It develops in the anus and is present in the mucosa of the anal canal and Internal splinter, the anal cushion is supported by smooth muscle and connective tissue encircles the internal and external sphincter. Methodology:An electronic search of published research articles was conducted using Google Scholar, PubMed, ScienceDirect, and other databases. The results were analysed to evaluate the effectiveness of yoga in the treatment of patients with haemorrhoids. Conclusion:This review suggests that yoga can effectively reduce symptoms in haemorrhoid patients. It should be practised by individuals with haemorrhoids to alleviate symptoms, strengthen pelvic floor muscles, and promote overall well-being. Additionally, it has no associated adverse effects.