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Anal Fistula & Fissure Treatment treatment in Patna

Expert fistula and fissure treatment — medical and surgical — at Navya Hospital Patna.

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Overview

Understanding Anal Fistula & Fissure Treatment

Anal fistula (an abnormal tunnel between the anal canal and skin) and anal fissure (a tear in the anal lining) cause significant pain and discomfort. At Navya Hospital, our surgeons provide thorough evaluation and both non-surgical and surgical treatment options for these common conditions.

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Eligible PMJAY patients may be able to receive treatment support for Anal Fistula & Fissure Treatment. Call the hospital to confirm the current verification path.

Symptoms

  • Pain during and after bowel movements
  • Bleeding during bowel movements
  • Discharge of pus or fluid near anus (fistula)
  • Itching and irritation
  • Swelling near anus
  • Recurring anal abscesses (fistula)
  • Difficulty sitting

Causes and risk factors

  • Chronic constipation
  • Hard stools
  • Anal abscess (leading to fistula)
  • Crohn's disease
  • Childbirth trauma
  • Previous anal surgery
  • Diarrhea
  • Low fiber diet

Diagnosis

  • Physical examination
  • Digital rectal examination
  • Proctoscopy
  • MRI fistulography referral for complex fistulas
  • Blood tests

Treatment options

  • High fiber diet and stool softeners
  • Sitz bath and warm compresses
  • Topical medications (GTN, Diltiazem)
  • Fistulotomy surgery
  • LIFT procedure for complex fistula
  • Seton placement
  • Lateral internal sphincterotomy for chronic fissure
  • Wound care and follow-up

Prevention

  • High fiber diet
  • Drink plenty of water
  • Don't strain during bowel movements
  • Treat constipation promptly
  • Maintain anal hygiene
  • Exercise regularly

When to see a doctor

Consult if you have persistent anal pain, bleeding, discharge, or a lump near the anus that doesn't heal within 2 weeks.

FAQ

Common treatment questions

Common symptoms include Pain during and after bowel movements, Bleeding during bowel movements, Discharge of pus or fluid near anus (fistula), Itching and irritation, Swelling near anus, Recurring anal abscesses (fistula), Difficulty sitting. A hospital evaluation is the safest way to confirm the cause.

Yes, this treatment may be covered for eligible PMJAY patients. Call the hospital to confirm the current process for the patient case.

Use the appointment page or call +91 9955997474. For emergency symptoms, use +91 9955997481.

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Emergency support

Use the emergency line if symptoms are severe or sudden.

+91 9955997481