Anal Fistula
Treatment
in Homeopathy

Homeopathy Treatment for Anal Fistula Treatment In Kurnool

What is Anal Fistula?

An anal fistula is a narrow passage that forms between an infected gland inside the anus and the surrounding skin. The anus serves as the external opening for expelling solid waste. When the small mucus-producing glands inside the anus become blocked and infected, it can result in an abscess. Approximately half of these abscesses can progress into a fistula.

Types of Anal Fistula

  • Intersphincteric Fistula: It runs between the internal and external sphincter muscles.
  • Transsphincteric Fistula: It starts in the anal canal, extends through the internal and external sphincters, and opens in the skin near the anus.
  • Suprasphincteric Fistula: It extends from the rectum, passes above the external sphincter, and opens near the anus.
  • Extrasphincteric Fistula: It originates in the rectum or anus, bypasses both sphincter muscles, and opens on the skin far from the anus.
  • Horseshoe Fistula: It curves around the anus, connecting with both sides of the anal canal.
  • Blind Fistula: It forms a pocket or pouch without an external opening.

How does Homeopathy work for Anal Fistula?

Homeopathy offers effective remedies for healing fistulas by boosting resistance and preventing abscess formation. It aids natural healing without interference, stopping the fluid flow that hinders the process. The pathway then dries up and shrinks, promoting better healing.

At Homeocare International, our expert Homeopaths utilize Constitutional Homeopathy Treatment to effectively treat Anal Fistula. By analyzing the type, cause, and severity of the fistula, personalized homeopathy treatment is prescribed. This noninvasive procedure is safe, free of side effects, and offers a permanent cure.

Symptoms of Anal Fistula

  • Persistent pain
  • Recurrent
  • Pus
  • Itching, swelling, and redness
  • Itching, swelling, and redness
  • Bowel movements.
  • Tender lump

Causes of Anal Fistula

  • Anal abscess
  • Crohn's disease
  • Prior anal surgery
  • Inflammatory bowel disease
  • Trauma or injury
Frequently Asked Questions

Obstetric fistulas can result from prolonged or obstructed labor, inadequate medical care during childbirth, lack of access to emergency obstetric services, and limited maternal healthcare resources in low-income regions.

No, an abscess doesn't always develop into a fistula. While some abscesses can lead to fistulas, it's not a guaranteed outcome.

Fistulas can spread if left untreated. They can extend to surrounding tissues or organs, causing complications and requiring prompt medical attention.

Fistula can be dangerous if left untreated. It can lead to infection, chronic pain, and complications. Timely medical intervention is crucial for successful treatment and to prevent potential risks.

Ensure proper rest, eat a balanced diet, follow medical advice, practice good hygiene, avoid stress, stay hydrated, and maintain a positive mindset.