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Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip
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General Surgeon•Delhi
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Piles, fistula and fissures are the most common problems affecting the rectum and the anus. Both the rectum as well as the anus has a very rich vascular supply. There could be swelling of these blood vessels or tearing which can lead to the above conditions. Read on to know additional details about each of these conditions.

Piles: In simple words, swollen blood vessels of the anal region are called piles. It can be internal or external, depending on its position inside the rectum or ou...more
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General Physician•Mumbai
Pain and bleeding per anal region are few symptoms which have to be clinically examined for diagnosis and Avoid spicy food in your diet and Also avoid peanuts and potatoes in your diet and Take syp cremaffin two tsp at night and apply lidocaine ointment and if necessary get it operated
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Do not ignore this problem. If you not took medicine than it become incurable. Take abhyaarista 15 ml with 15 ml water twice a day before meal. We provide ayurvedic treatment of this problem you can contact us on We will concern and later on we can deliver medicines.
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Last Updated: 7 years ago• Featured Tip
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Ayurvedic Doctor•Delhi
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The last part of the digestive system including the rectum and the anus is a highly vascular area. It receives a rich blood supply, and there could be swelling or tearing of these blood vessels resulting in anorectal conditions, piles, fistula, or fissures. Seeing blood in the toilet bowl can be an alarming thing. Read on to know how these occur and how to manage them effectively.

Piles: The swollen blood vessels in the anal region are referred to as piles. These can be internal or exte...more
Last Updated: 6 years ago • Featured Quiz
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General Surgeon•Ludhiana
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Rectal Surgery is the only approach to treat Rectal Prolapse. True or False? Take the quiz to know more about Anal Surgery: Fistula, Piles (Hemorrhoids), Fissure, and Prolapse.
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General Physician•Lucknow
Hey! a chronic fissure can lead to skin tag. And also if fissure go untreated it may cause subcutaneous fistula too. And pus discharge in fistula is when it becomes infected.
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Last Updated: 5 years ago• Featured Tip
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MBBS, MS - General Surgery, FRCS - Gener...read more

General Surgeon•Bangalore
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If you think fissure and fistula are the same, you are mistaken. While the term fissure refers to the tear of the skin, fistula refers to the abnormal tube-like passages or connections between organs. Fissures get cured with or without treatment in a few days to a few weeks and do not lead to complications. On the contrary, fistulas, when left untreated, may lead to complications.

So, read on further to know about the distinction, how to recognize the symptoms and avail treatment.
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Last Updated: 5 years ago• Featured Tip
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General Surgeon•Ghaziabad
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If you think fissure and fistula are the same, you are mistaken. While the term fissure refers to the tear of the skin, fistula refers to the abnormal tube-like passages or connections between organs. Fissures get cured with or without treatment in a few days to few weeks, and do not lead to complications. On the contrary, fistulas when left untreated may lead to complications.

So, read on further to know about the distinction, how to recognize the symptoms and avail treatment.

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Last Updated: 7 years ago• Featured Tip
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MBBS, MS- General Surgery

General Surgeon•Ambala
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If you think fissure and fistula are the same, you are mistaken. While the term fissure refers to the tear of the skin, fistula refers to the abnormal tube-like passages or connections between organs. Fissures get cured with or without treatment in a few days to few weeks, and do not lead to complications. On the contrary, fistulas when left untreated may lead to complications.

So, read on further to know about the distinction, how to recognize the symptoms and avail treatment.

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General Surgeon•Sri Ganganagar
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If you think fissure and fistula are the same, you are mistaken. While the term fissure refers to the tear of the skin, fistula refers to the abnormal tube-like passages or connections between organs. Fissures get cured with or without treatment in a few days to few weeks, and do not lead to complications. On the contrary, fistulas when left untreated may lead to complications.

So, read on further to know about the distinction, how to recognize the symptoms and avail treatment.

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