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How to Cure Fistula Permanently?
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The external opening to this canal is the anal opening. .
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In the cases of anal Fistula, the patient is advised to take a lot of liquids and water and eat a healthy, high-fiber diet. This leads to the formation of a soft stool and thus prevents extra pressure exerted at the time of passing stool. In cases of such diseases, passing a hard stool can be very difficult for the patient. The patient should maintain hygiene at the time of using washrooms. Unhygienic conditions can lead to more complications such as infections with the existing disease.
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Anal Fistula
An anal fistula is a medical term used to define the infected tunnel which develops between the anus and the perianal skin. One end of the fistula is towards the anal opening. A person having the problem of anal abscess earlier is generally diagnosed with fistula later. Other serious diseases like Crohn’s Disease, cancer, warts, radiation, trauma, etc can also cause a fistula. An obese person who spends a lot of time sitting and lacks physical activities in daily life generally complains of fistula at some point. Fistula is more common in adults as compared to children. Patients with the case of perianal abscess are at a high risk of getting anal fistula.
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Symptoms
- Pain, swelling, itching, irritated or sore skin around the anus, especially the anal opening.
- Blood discharge
- Aching during bowel movements. The patient may also complain of pain while urinating in the worse condition of the disease.
- Fever and fatigue.
- Foul-smelling discharge from the anal opening.
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Causes
- Previously prevailing anal abscess.
- Crohn’s Disease
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- Trauma
- Tuberculosis
- Cancer
- Diverticulitis.
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Cure Anal Fistula Permanently
The early stages of anal fistula can be treated with medication and precautions in daily life. In cases of worse, serious stages of the disease, the doctor firstly suggest tests like MRI, Endoscopy, Ultrasound or Fistulagraphy to have more clarity on the disease. After that, the patient has several options for surgical removal of fistula including Fistulotomy, Advancement Rectal Flap, LIFT, Seton Placement, Muscle flap, Laser surgery, etc.
Among them, laser treatment is the safest, easiest and quickest cure for fistula. The laser treatment is the permanent cure for fistula. It is a minimally invasive procedure and generally takes less than an hour for the treatment. The patient can go back home the same day after the treatment. This modern-day treatment has brought a safe and effective treatment for fistula, which gives instant relief to the patient.
Permanent Treatment for Fistula
Blood or pus discharge, constipation, pain, irritation, swelling, redness or soreness around the anal area are the symptoms of anorectal diseases. Unhealthy eating habits, an inactive lifestyle of the modern world and insufficient intake of fluids have to lead to a drastic increase in cases of anorectal diseases. Such symptoms should not be ignored. The patient should never take any medication or try home remedies for such diseases before visiting a doctor. Diseases such as anal fistula should not be ignored. Such diseases can also be just a symptom of a major disease like Cancer. Consult a doctor to the soonest when you observe such symptoms.
Laser treatment can provide instant relief from such troubles. The patient would be cured of the disease in less than an hour. Waste no more time and get yourself an appointment to the soonest to get relief from the discomfort and give yourself a healthy life!
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