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Inconsistent Pain
I am suffering from Fistula(5cm)..The doctor suggested to take medicines...After taking Antibiotics prescribed by General Surgeon it was gone. After one month again I'm able to experience the pain slightly..What would be the problem..should I get a surgery?
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Ayurveda kshara sootra therapy will give you sure relief, no relapse anything, get a ambulatory surgery done in 1hr and you can walk off to home easily, no admission required
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Anal Fistula means SINUS, which discharge pus, but Fistula never ever cure by just eating any medicines or applying any ointment, In Modern surgery the wound also becomes very big and also rate of success is very low , The rate of success of Ayurvedic Kshar-Sutra Therapy was found to be 98.6% in Fistula. Kshar-Sutra Therapy in ano-rectal diseases is the best option available nowadays in medical science. According to World Health Organisation(WHO) , Kshar Sutra Therapy is better than any Modern Surgery for Anal Fistula. we will provide you demo video for the treatment procedure, Call Us for more details
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