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Anal fistula
Mri report - A thin hyperintense track with surrounding inflammatory changes is seen originating in the natal cleft in right paramedian location extending for length of 3.5 cm traversing the transsphincteric plane with internal opening at 6 o’clock. The internal opening is around 1.9 cm from anal verge. No supra-levator extension. What can i do now...
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Dr. Shashikant
Ayurveda
2 yrs exp
Gonda
Please consult ayurvedic ksharsutra surgeon go for ksharsutra to avoid reoccurance
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Dr Raghuveer SN
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Your MRI suggests a transsphincteric anal fistula with internal opening at 6 oâclock, 1.9â¯cm from the anal verge. Since there's no supra-levator extension, it's a manageable case.
In Ayurveda, Ksharasutra therapy is a proven, minimally invasive treatment for fistula with good success rates. It helps gradually cut and heal the tract without major surgery.
Please consult an Ayurvedic surgeon (Shalyatantra specialist) for assessment and Ksharasutra treatment suitability. Avoid delaying, as untreated fistulas can worsen over time.
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Dr. Ahalya T S
Ayurvedic General Medicine
4 yrs exp
Cochin
Please consult Ayurvedic surgeon for proper diagnosis amd treatement.
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