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Anal Fistula does not do go away with antibiotics. The only treatment is surgery to repair your anorectal tissues. The aim of the surgery is to either close the fistula channel or remove it. Of course there are various surgical ways to treat anal fistula . Therefore, you must consider all treatment options and choose the treatment with no side-effects and high success rate. Failing to choose the right method to treatment can lead to certain side effects. There are two ways to treat fistula – open surgery and laser surgery. Nowadays, laser surgery is preferable over open traditional surgery to treat fistula. There are side-effects of open surgery. 10 side effects of fistula operation. Long incision to treat fistula  The surgeon makes a lengthy incision to cut open the fistula tract and remove infectious material in open surgery for fistula . The wound is laid open and has to be left to heal from inside out. It cannot be sutured. Hence is very painful and time consuming. Regular and ...

If you are someone who is scared of fissure surgery, let us tell you, that  permanent cure for fissure without surgery . It is very much possible to cure fissures by using other counter-remedies.  Our guide to non-surgical fissure cure reveals: What, When, and How about your concern concerning dreadful surgeries! When do the fissures occur? Fissures occur when a crack develops in the anorectal tract due to hard or sharp stools caused due to constipation or other underlying digestive problems. People often tend to avoid consulting doctors as the problem seems minor to them at the initial level.  Though the crack is thin and does not look concerning, after a span of time, it expands and develops swelling which gradually looks like a tag. When this situation occurs, the person is not able to keep up with his/her bowel movements and passing stool becomes very difficult due to immense and intolerable pain.   Some people, restrain from regular bowel movements in the f...