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An anal fistula, is also called as fistula- in -ano, it is a small channel that develops between the end of the large intestine called the anal canal and the skin near the anus. This is a painful condition, especially when the patient is passing stools. It can also cause bleeding and discharge during defecation.
Genesis of fistula-in-ano
Almost all anal fistulae occur due to an anorectal abscess that begins as an infection in one of the anal glands. This infection spreads down to th...more
Genesis of fistula-in-ano
Almost all anal fistulae occur due to an anorectal abscess that begins as an infection in one of the anal glands. This infection spreads down to th...more
Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip
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An anal fistula, is also called as fistula- in -ano, it is a small channel that develops between the end of the large intestine called the anal canal and the skin near the anus. This is a painful condition, especially when the patient is passing stools. It can also cause bleeding and discharge during defecation.
Genesis of fistula-in-ano:
Almost all anal fistulae occur due to an anorectal abscess that begins as an infection in one of the anal glands. This infection spreads down...more
Genesis of fistula-in-ano:
Almost all anal fistulae occur due to an anorectal abscess that begins as an infection in one of the anal glands. This infection spreads down...more
Asked for Male, 23 years old from Patna
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Fistula take long time to heal depending upon variety. So it may be healing or early recurrance difficult to say without seeing the patient.
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Hello. First I want to clarify your doubt that it's not that your surgery was unsuccessful. Perianal abscess is an emergency procedure to drain the pus out, nothing else.
Second it's not that your abscess developed into fistula rather it's reverse that you already had an underlying fistula which presented as an abscess.
I would recommend you to get an Mr. fistulogram done and then consultant a good general surgeon or a proctosurgeon.
A complete fistulectomy or fistulotomy is the best...more
Second it's not that your abscess developed into fistula rather it's reverse that you already had an underlying fistula which presented as an abscess.
I would recommend you to get an Mr. fistulogram done and then consultant a good general surgeon or a proctosurgeon.
A complete fistulectomy or fistulotomy is the best...more
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Asked for male, 43 years old from Bhiwadi
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Mostly fistula treat by open wound, its taking some time for granulation, important thing is you should clean that area by sitz bath. Nothing to worry.
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Asked for female, 30 years old from Noida
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Yes it can be cured by homeopathy depending upon the severity..
A detailed case history is needed ..to advice any kind of medication..
A detailed case history is needed ..to advice any kind of medication..
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I think previously you r undergone surgery for perianal abscess. Coming to present scenario is there anu pus discharge? Fever? Any external opening?
Asked for female, 1 years old from Indore
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Dear Lybarte User, Please flush the wound 3-4 times a day with normal saline. High fibre and high fluids with fruits is good to avoid constipation and thereby pain relief.
The wound normally takes 4-6 weeks to heal that is what nature takes so have patience and keep the wound free from stools and sticky dirt that keeps coming.
The wound normally takes 4-6 weeks to heal that is what nature takes so have patience and keep the wound free from stools and sticky dirt that keeps coming.
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I would suggest to keep it open. You may place a clean handkerchief to cover it. Do site bath twice daily. But do follow your treating doctorâs advice.
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Asked for Male, 38 years old from Delhi
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Hi If there is no blood or puss not to worry. This painful sensation may be continue for next 2 to 4 months.
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