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I had simple inter sphincter fistula in perennial region and treated with FISTULECTONOMY on June 10.
70% of wound healed doctor says to take rest so the skin will join automatically. Is this common or should I have to be concerned.
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for fistula in ano, in fistulectomy wound will be left open..do sitz bath regularly
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for anny further doubts connect via call
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I don't think rest will make any significant difference
Just wait it shall heal
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It is common to leave open the wound to heal spontaneously
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
It depends how is the wound presently. Either consult the operated surgeon/ connect with a call for better discussion
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