Fistula-in-Ano / Anal Fistula

Known Symptoms

Persistent perianal discharge, sometimes with blood or pus.
Pain, swelling, and recurrent abscess formation near the anus.
Visible internal or external openings in the affected area.
Discomfort worsens with sitting or bowel movements.

Known Causes

Perianal abscesses leading to chronic tract formation.
Crohn’s disease or other inflammatory bowel disorders.
Tuberculosis or malignancy affecting the anorectal region.
Obstetric injuries causing perianal tissue disruption.

Care

Early drainage of perianal abscess to prevent complications.
Surgical intervention like fistulotomy, seton placement, or flap may be required.
Treat and control underlying Crohn’s or infection promptly.
Maintain hygiene and follow-up to prevent recurrence.

Known Symptoms

Persistent perianal discharge, sometimes with blood or pus.
Pain, swelling, and recurrent abscess formation near the anus.
Visible internal or external openings in the affected area.
Discomfort worsens with sitting or bowel movements.

Known Causes

Care

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