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Anal alceration surgery
Hii doctor.. my husband met wit an accident 2 months bak & he was injured at the anal region after taking to hospital dey did mri scan & performed anal alceration surgery & immediately did sutures as well. But with in 3 days his sutures worn off & doctors told him to let the wound heal openly but its been 2 months since the incident he still gets pain & leakage everyday whiteish pus kind of he is wearing sanitary pads & we could see the leakage still. I hve attached the pictures so plz go through that & let me know what can be done next, he is on complete bed rest since 2 months, he is not on any medication now but only uses t bact cream & metrogel-p.. everyday after bath..plz suggest something so he can get healed faster, one important thing is he used to suffer frm piles before the incident & during accident his external pile blasted with force since den he is not having piles issue so we suspect the wound present right now in picture is the same place which he had piles earlier
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Ma’am, this appears to be a traumatic fistula-in-ano. This means there is an abnormal tract or passage connecting the skin near the anus to the anal canal.
To plan the appropriate treatment, we need to evaluate the fistula further and determine its exact type and extent, as management varies depending on the type of fistula.
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MRI Perineum, evaluation by a general surgeon
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Till then- he can continue warm water sitz bath and creams.
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It looks like a fistula
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it should be examined by a proctologist
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Take high fiber diet,plenty of fluids to avoid constipation
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It can be fistula or previous wound site
Consult for further history and advise
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keep area clean and dry
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It can be fistula in ano
do sitz bath
Consult for further treatment
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Maintain Hygeine and do Sitz bath everyday.
The wound heal on its own in due time.
The wound given doesn't looks like piles.
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Consult a General Surgeon for proper evaluation
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Continuous pus leakage suggest presence of fistula.
Better to get it examined by a general surgeon or proctologist.
Further investigation may be needed like fistulogram.
Secondary intention healing takes time.
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Can do sitz bath with lukewarm water.
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Maintain local hygiene.
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Dr. Kunal Majoka
General Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Jaipur
Get it examined again thoroughly it can be fistula also
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