Laser Surgery for Fistula
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Fistula is an abnormal condition in which there is a tunnel from the end of bowel movement to the skin around the anus. Healing Hands Clinic is a certified center of excellence for the treatment of fistula having centers at Pune, Chinchwad, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Chakan, Nashik, and Bengaluru. It deals with all type of anorectal disorders such as piles, fistula, constipation, fissure, hernia and others. For more details visit: https://www.healinghandsclinic.co.in/fistula-treatment-centre/
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- 3. What are the Symptoms of Fistula? • Throbbing pain that worsens on sitting • Swelling, tenderness, itching or redness around the anus • Discharge of pus, blood and debris which is usually foul smelling • Pain associated with bowel movements • Fever https://www.healinghandsclinic.co.in/ Contact: +91 8888288884
- 4. What are the causes of Fistula? • Anorectal abscess • Conditions that cause inflammation of the intestines like Crohn's disease, Diverticulitis. • Infections - Tuberculosis, HIV, sexually transmitted diseases • Iatrogenic - As a complication of previous surgery in the region. https://www.healinghandsclinic.co.in/ Contact: +91 8888288884
- 5. Laser Treatment for Fistula • Conventional treatment methods are Fistulectomy and Ksharsutra. • Recent treatment methods are VAAFT (Video Assisted Anal fistula Treatment), LIFT (Ligation of Interspincteric Fistula Tract ), FiLac (Fistula Tract Laser Closure) and DLPL (Distal Ligation Proximal Laser) https://www.healinghandsclinic.co.in/ Contact: +91 8888288884
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- 7. Laser Treatment for Fistula FiLac: It has excellent healing rate as compared to all other treatment methods. It is done in complicated fistulas like recto-inguinal, recto-gluteal fistulas. DLPL: Technique was devised at Healing Hands Clinic in India by Dr. Ashwin Porwal. More than 1000 patients suffering from fistula and more than 100 patients having a case of complex fistula has been successfully treated and there was not even a single case of recurrence after surgery. https://www.healinghandsclinic.co.in/ Contact: +91 8888288884
- 8. What are the benefits of laser Treatment or Surgery? • There is no excision • It is performed in just a few minutes • There is very little pain after surgery which can be easily cured with medicines • There is no need for special hygiene https://www.healinghandsclinic.co.in/ Contact: +91 8888288884
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