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Am having anal fissure I have few doubts
Am having anal fissure..I have consulted general surgeon she suggested for laproscopic ...is it really mandatory...if don't go for laproscopic is it danger...please let me know
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U r query and worry regarding need for surgery depends on how severe it is … and u can go for laser options no adverse effects instead fastest recovery but I suggest even before or after surgery you have to change u r life style with intake of high fiber foods with plenty of fluids ..
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Just go for normal traditional lateral sphincterotomy.. everything else is just waste of money
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It is better to get a laser surgery for a fast recovery and permanant relief from fissure. Absolutely nothing to worry about .
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Consult a general surgeon
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Diet and lifestyle modifications
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Dr. Sai Krishna Konatham
General Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Khammam
Usually I have not heard of laparoscopic treatment options for fissure . We commonly do a procedure called lateral anal internal sphincterotomy and it has very less side effects and it is a safe procedure with very less complications
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Better to go for laser
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