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Piles / Fissure / Fistula Treatment

Are you diagnosed with piles, fissures, or fistulas? If the answer is yes, you are not alone. Many people are affected by the conditions affecting the anal region. At Singh Nursing Home, we provide customised solutions according to the severity of the condition.

Piles / Fissure / Fistula Treatment in Delhi

Piles, fissures, and fistulas are some of the common anorectal disorders that can lead to painful symptoms and affect the quality of living of an individual. Early detection of these conditions can help in the proper management of the condition with lifestyle changes and other non-surgical techniques. However, when the condition is detected at an advanced stage, surgical techniques are necessary for the treatment.

Read this guide to understand the symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment of the anorectal conditions for long-term relief.

What Are Piles, Fissure and Fistula?

The conditions affecting the anal region are termed ‘anorectal conditions’. Piles, fissures and fistulas are three of the most common anorectal disorders, which affect the same region but are different in nature and have varied causes and treatment options. Let’s have a look.

Piles: Piles, also known as haemorrhoids, are swollen blood vessels which can occur inside and can also protrude outside through the anus.
Symptoms include pain, swelling, itchiness and redness in the affected area. It can be caused by chronic constipation, prolonged sitting, eating a low-calorie diet, and excessive straining during bowel movements.
Fissure: An anal fissure is a condition in which there is a small tear or crack in the lining of the anus, occurring just at the opening of the anal canal. Fissures can lead to pain and bleeding during or after bowel movements.
It can be caused by passing large or hard stools, which leads to excessive pain after bowel movements with bleeding.
Fistula: An anal fistula An anal fistula is basically an abnormal tunnel-like passage which develops between the inside of the anal canal and the skin surrounding the anus. It occurs when there is any infection in the anal glands, which leads to the formation of an abscess (a collection of pus). When the abscess drains, either on its own or through a surgical procedure, a small tract may remain between the infected gland and the skin. This persistent tract is known as an anal fistula. It can lead to chronic pain around the anus, foul-smelling drainage, bloody discharge, and redness and swelling around the opening of the anal canal.

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Management & Treatment

These anorectal conditions can be managed with diet and lifestyle changes when diagnosed at an early stage, but when the condition is severe, surgical management is necessary.

Laser surgery can be the most effective treatment option for piles, fissures and fistulas. Under this surgery, targeted laser beams are used for the treatment without causing damage to the surrounding areas.

For piles, the procedure is known as laser haemorrhoidplasty, in which a laser probe is inserted into the pile mass and then the targeted laser lights are used to shrink the tissue from within.
Laser treatment for fissures includes the use of laser energy on the inner anal sphincter to remove the unwanted tissues and improve the blood supply of that area.
Laser treatment for a fistula involves targeting the tract with the laser energy, which can shrink the passage and seal it. This minimally invasive surgical procedure eliminates the unwanted tract forms in the fistula and promotes tissue healing.

Why Choose Singh Nursing Home?

Many people dealing with conditions like piles, fissures and fistulas feel embarrassed to discuss the conditions. As a result, they often ignore the conditions when they are in their early stage, which leads to the progression of the disease requiring surgical treatments. At Singh Nursing Home, we offer minimally invasive surgical options which require minimal hospital stays, less risk of complications, minimal blood loss, and promote faster recovery.