In modern era there is change in the lifestyle and in food habits also and that is leading to the various lifestyle disorders. Both of these causes produce disturbance in the digestive system that leads to many diseases including anorectal disorders such as piles, fissure, fistula, prolapsed etc. constitute a significant category. In Ayurved, Sushrut has described the term Parikartika as a condition of Guda (anus) where cutting and burning pain occurs, also with this pain in anus, penis, umbilical region and neck of urinary bladder with cessation of flatus^.In this regard Acharya Sushrut explained the pathogenesis of disease that if a person is debilitated waith mrudukoshta (mild digestive power) or mandagni (poor appetite) in such conditions more intake of food having the qualities of Ruksha (dry), Ushna (hot), Lavana (salty) etc. vitiates Pitta and Vata and leads to manifestation of the disease^. The term “fissure” generally denotes a crack or a split or a cut. Fissure in ano is a small longitudinal ulcer in long axis of lower anal canal. In males fissures usually occur in the midlineposterior- 90% and much less commonly anterior 10%. In females fissures on the midline posteriorly are slightly commoner than anteriorly (60:40).In Ayurveda Chakramarda is used for the treatment of Pama, Jwara, Kasa, Kandu, Vrana, Dadru.