Anal Fistula: Causes & Solutions
An anal fistula is an abnormal tunnel connecting the anal canal to the skin. It usually results from an unresolved anal abscess and can cause recurrent infections, pain, and discharge. Our advanced mapping techniques identify all tracts for complete healing.
Common Indications
- Recurrent anal abscesses or localized swelling.
- Persistent discharge (pus or blood) from a skin opening.
- Skin irritation and redness around the anal area.
- Pain that increases with bowel movements or sitting.
- A history of anal surgery or persistent infections.
Recovery Roadmap
Day 1
Procedure completed; same-day discharge and light mobility.
Day 3
Resumption of light desk work and daily home routine.
Month 1
Complete internal healing and full functional restoration.