Anal Fistula is a painful condition and can be extremely painful and discomforting for the patient. Anal Fistula is the infected tunnel which gets developed and goes from inside of the anus till the end of the anus. Fistula is a chronic anorectal disease. Anal Fistula is commonly found among people with an earlier history of anal abscesses. Anal Fistula can reoccur when the abscesses have not healed completely and further causes an infection, leading to anal fistula. Anal Fistula is commonly found among people with an earlier history of anal abscesses.
This disease of medical treatment and supervision. Fistula does not go away on its own. In fact, if proper treatment is not given in time, it can increase the severity of the disease and cause several other complications. The disease can become chronic if not given proper treatment at the correct time. Anal Fistula can also cause fistula drainage, perforation, peritonitis, and sepsis. Sepsis is a serious and life-threatening condition which arises as to the body’s response to various bacterial infections. Common symptoms of Sepsis include fever, rash, inability to focus and concentrate, breathing fast and increased heart rate.
Causes of the disease
There are many glands present inside the anus which make several fluids. Due to certain reasons, these glands may get clogged or blocked which further can hinder the normal functioning of those organs. As a result, the bacteria can accumulate and build up in the anal areas which can cause several infections of tissues and liquid. Mild or severe swelling can also occur due to this bacteria. If left untreated, the abscess can spread to other parts as well. An abscess is not the only cause of anal fistula. Other causes of fistula include:
- Radiations during Chemotherapy or other treatments for Cancer can cause Fistula
- Diseases including Diverticulitis, Crohn’s Disease, Tuberculosis
- Intestinal Inflammatory Disorders
- Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Sexually Transmitted Infections increase the risk of Anal Fistula
- Tumors such as Leukemia
- Trauma
- Anorectal Cancer
- HIV associated with anal abscess or fistula. This is found in one among three patients with HIV.
Common Symptoms of Anal Fistula
- Frequent Anal Abscess resembling a pus-like discharge from the anus
- Swelling around the anus
- Pain at the time of sitting because of swelling in the anal region
- Discharge of blood, which causes more pain
- Redness, Itchy and Irritated skin around the anal opening
- Pain while passing stool
- Fatigue
- Fever
- Chills
Get Fistula treated timely at Pristyn Care
The patient can get relief from anal fistula in just 30 minutes with the pain-free laser surgery. The laser surgery is absolutely safe and poses no risk of harm to any organ or tissues of the body. The laser surgery provides permanent relief from Anal Fistula with no risk of recurrence of the disease. The patient can stay assured of a Fistula-free life ahead once undergoing the laser treatment for anal fistula!
When the patient contacts Pristyn Care, he or she is first asked about the symptoms he or she is facing. The medical adviser of Pristyn Care then books an appointment for the patient with the concerned doctor at the nearest Pristyn Care clinic. The date and time of the appointment with the doctor are fixed according to the convenience of the patient.
The doctor thoroughly examines the patient and based on the health of the patient and severity of the disease, the treatment option is decided. For the initial stages of the disease where the disease has not spread much, medication can cure the disease. If the disease is in serious stages, surgical treatment is recommended. If the disease is on a very severe stage, the doctor would recommend immediate surgery to the patient.
How is Laser Surgery the best option for Anal Fistula?
With the Laser Surgery for anal fistula at Pristyn Care, the patient does not have to endure pain during or after the surgery. Unlike the other treatment options for anal fistula, laser surgery guarantees permanent relief from the disease. There are no cuts or sutures involved in the treatment. Over the counter treatments, ayurvedic medications, homeopathy or herbal treatments for anal fistula only provide temporary relief from the pain of the disease. The disease is likely to reoccur after undergoing such treatments. Anal Fistula requires surgical drainage. If the correct treatment is delayed, the patient may face serious complications.
The laser surgery is a pain-free procedure. There are no risks of infections or complications involved in laser treatment. The patient is discharged the same day after the surgery. Regular diet and lifestyle can be resumed after a rest of 1 to 2 days after the surgery. The surgery is performed in less than 30 minutes. The patient is just given general anesthesia before the surgery so that there is no discomfort during the treatment. Get in touch with Pristyn Care for pain-free laser treatment for anal fistula.