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Perianal fistula.. In IVF
Hi I was diagnosed with perianal fistula grade one ome yr back took mri I don't face much issues like pus discharge or pain only red spot mild itching recently... Very very minimal issues only.. I continued ivf treatment my egg retrival is done waiting for fet.. Yesterday while I checked I saw one more red dot near tat old one but not much symptoms ..is this new track form???.. Is my fistula become simple to complex.. What should I do now.. Shal I proceed ivf or should fix fistula? if so wat surgery will work (laser or open surgery) what will b the healing time.. Pls pls kindly suggest...
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1. Needs evaluation and examination
2. May need to repeat an imaging (MRI/ Endoanal USG)
3. Better to finish treatment of fistula before any further IVF related treatment. However, even if you conceive, surgery is safe since it can be done under spinal/caudal anaesthesia.
4. Grade -1 fistula - classical fistulotomy gives best results and least recurrence rates
5. Healing of wound may take 2-3 weeks
Next Steps
Consult a Surgical Gastroenterologist/Colorectal surgeon
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