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Perianal abcess with antibiotics
I had small perianal abcess two times once in jan and feb,they got resolved with antibiotics both time in 3-4 days and no need of drainage to be done,I have no issues since 10 months now,can we not have fistula even after two abcess as I am not having any issues since then.there was a pinpoint hole after abcess which itself got resolved and there is nothing since may.
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Not every perianal abscess leads to a fistula. Since both abscesses resolved with antibiotics, required no drainage, and you have been symptom-free for 10 months, the chances of an active fistula are low. The healed pinpoint opening also supports good recovery. However, examination is advised if symptoms recur. You may consult me for proper assessment and reassurance.
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I feel like your situation needs ksara sutra procedure from the panchkarma centre of your vicinity and also apply jatyadi oil on your abscess part daily. Start taking avipatikari churna-2gms(BD) with water after food and EBH vati-0-0-1 before bed time once.
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Sitz bath with Epsom salt and avoid constipation. Get more fiber rich meal daily and do yoga asanas.
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We need to perform your physical examination for your exact diagnosis and condition as conditions involving sinuses, abscess or fistula should never be concluded without a physical examination or any investigation. You can also go for a fistulogram, That is MRI specifically for fistula in Ano.
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Make sure you must have a good bowl, movement, proper digestion and should maintain hygiene. Thank you.
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