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Anal fistulas are the result of an infection that starts in an anal gland. The infection results in an abscess which is a collection of pus inside. When there is a single opening inside the anal canal, it is called the sinus. When it opens outside and pus starts coming out, it is called Fistula.
In simpler terms, Fistula is a tract that opens from the rectum creating a hole in the walls of the bottoms. The tract exposes the faecal matter to escape through it. As these tracts do not have sphincters to control the flow, pus & other faecal matter flows without control of the patient. This creates a difficult & awkward situation for the patient in daily life. If not treated at an early stage, the infection may spread and multiple tracts can form, which makes it a complex fistula. Get treated for your fistulas by experts only for effective treatment.
Most anal fistulas develop after an anal abscess. You can get one if the abscess does not heal properly after the pus has drained away.
Infection of anal glands, leading to formation of sinus, which when not treated leads to formation of fistula. So proper diagnosis and management is essential in early stages.
A long-term condition in which the digestive system becomes inflamed
Surgery is almost always necessary to cure an anal fistula. The surgery is performed by a colon and rectal surgeon. The goal of the surgery is a balance between getting rid of the fistula while protecting the anal sphincter muscles, which could cause incontinence if damaged.
To balance between avoiding incontinence and recurrence of fistulas, we have introduced
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN INDIA:
CEREG – CIRCUMFERENTIAL ENDOANAL REAL TIME ECHO GUIDED PROCEDURES
There are many procedures for fistula
Your colorectal surgeon will discuss all of your options before the surgery.
Narayan Hospitals provides quick treatment for Piles/Hemorrhoids in advanced stages through Laser Surgery which facilitates super-quick recovery & helps the patient get back to normal life/work within 24 hours*.