In most of the cases, an anal fissures take around a few weeks to heal. Patients should make sure that they replenish themselves with water and natural juices.
Nitrate Ointment: Nitrate ointments help in the healing process by increasing the flow of blood. This helps to reduce inflammation around the area and decrease itching sensations and pain.
Chemical Sphincterotomy: It is a non-operative painless technique that uses injections to cure fissures.
Internal Sphincterotomy: This surgery is required for chronic anal fissures which does not heal with other methods. A portion of the anal sphincter muscle is surgically removed, resulting in fewer and less severe spasms.
Fissurectomy: This is a surgical procedure is rare and can be used for children. It involves the removal the fissure.
Pilonidal Sinus: A Pilonidal Sinus is a small sac or tunnel in the skin that develops over the tailbone at the top of the cleft of the buttocks.It usually contains hair and skin debris.Commonly found in men,It is characterized by a painful swelling in the area that oozes pus and blood.For years,treatment of Pilonidal sinus was an arduous process for the patients with a lengthy healing time.However,the advent of laser (Laser Pilonidoplasty)has brought hope of a faster recovery encouraging patients to seek treatment.
Rectal Prolapse: Rectal Prolapse is a condition in which the rectum (i.e. the last few inches of the large intestine) or a part of it, loses its normal attachments inside the body, and protrudes out through the anal opening. Depending on the degree of prolapse treatment options include:
1 STARR Surgery
2 Thiersch’s procedure
3 Rectopexy