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Fistula Treatment

What is Fistula ?

An anal fistula is an abnormal, connection that forms between the inside of the anal canal or rectum and the skin around the anus. It usually occurs as a result of an infection in an anal gland that develops into an abscess. It can't be treated with medicines. Surgery is the Primary treatment.

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    What is Fistula Treatment Procedure?

          Laser Fistula surgery: a minimally invasive procedure for treating fistula, involves inserting a laser fibre into the fistula from outside and guiding it through to the opening inside the rectum, this causes the surrounding tissue to shrink ,the channel is sealed with a laser, the internal opening is then closed using suture  and in some cases skin flap

         Fistulotomy: this procedure involves cutting the fistula and removing the infected tissue and drain the abscess and prevent reoccurrence.

           LIFT(Ligation of Intersphincteric Fistula Tract): This procedure involves making an incision in the skin near the fistula and then using a special tool to locate the internal opening of the fistula. The internal opening is then closed with suture, it helps to prevent  the fistula from recurring

    Difference Between Open and Laser Fistula Treatment

    DifferenceOpen Surgery Laser Treatment
    Surgery costRs. 20,000 – Rs. 28,000Rs. 30,000 – Rs. 60,000
    Surgery timeMore than 30 mins20-30 minutes
    Recovery Period 4 to 5 weeks7-14 days
    Bleeding/CutsYesNone
    Pain during recoveryMild pain ,swelling and discomfortMild pain and discomfort
    Complications & Side-effectsChances of infection, Bleeding Nill