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Pus from ano
Hello Doctor I had Chaar Sutra Ayurvedic fistula surgery on 9th sept and it's been almost 5months...
Doctor said I'm healed And yesterday I saw pus is coming out after passing stool..
It doesn't continue next day. Is it okay?
I don't have any pain or I'm uncomfortable due to it and there's no blood.
What can be the reason of pus coming?
Should I be concerned again?
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Hi. As u said ur Fistula--in --Ano was treated by Ksharsutra Surgery. Its a good kind of successful surgery if performed by an expert surgeon. Fistula track has two openings, internal n external. These two openings are accessed n ksharsutra is tied from external to internal opening to include the track completely. Rt antibiotics or herbal medicines r given to clear out infection. If the two opening are not accessed properly then there r chances of failure.
U doubt that pus has oozed out from the anus, but u may b mistaken it for mucus that secretes normally. But if u really see the pus again, then there r chances that infection is not under control n unfortunately chances of failure are there.
U should have thorough checkup of ur surgery done.
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Feel free to consult me online for further discussion.
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Take care of ur surgery wound by regular applying of ointment n sit bath by hot water.
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If on one day, and there is no pus continuously then need not worry. As a precaution you can take the medicines given below
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Take online consultation appointment
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Avoid oily, spicy foods
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Dear, don't worry
Best to the fallow your treating doctor as that doctor know your history, so that doctor wl give the right way ...
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As you told that you have a fistula and treated by kst, fistula have two opening one is external and 2nd is internal side,when we don't found internal opening properly and kst done then it's recurrence and pus comes again.
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You should consult again.fistula is such type disease that recurrence.
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take hot water sek.
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You may consult your surgeon for further
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advise for stool test .
share the reports online me for diagnosis and treatment.
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consult me online for further query and complaint with full history and report for diagnosis and treatment for complete cure.
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Got your pain n concern, though it's unfortunate but it could be external blind n remaining part or new one so plz consult n re-evaluate status
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Dr. Nitin Ujjaliya
Ayurveda
13 yrs exp
Bhopal
It may be fistula in ano. Visit Kerala ayurvedic centre Bhopal for betterment
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