Anorectal: Anal Fissures, Piles Hemorrhoids Surgery in Ludhiana, Punjab
How complex anorectal problems are diagnosed and treated at A.G.I. – The GASTROCITI?
How to diagnose anorectal conditions?
- Biopsy: Removal of a small piece of tissue for examination.
- Anoscopy: Anoscopy is the procedure in which a small tubular instrument at the end has a light attached to it will help to view the anal canal and rectum.
- Colonoscopy: Colonoscopy is a procedure that helps the doctor to view the large intestine. It is kind of the same as that of flexible sigmoidoscopy but in most cases, there is a need to give the sedative.
- Ultrasound & MRI: Both these options are non-invasive imaging tests to look at the anal canal, rectum, and sphincter muscles structure.
- Flexible Sigmoidoscopy: During this procedure, a tubular instrument of small size with a video camera attached to it will help to view the intestine carefully.
Types of Anorectal Conditions
An anal fissure is a small tear that is present in the anal canal lining. Its occurrence is due to constipation, chronic diarrhea, or strain during bowel movements. In many cases, the patients complain that they experience sharp pain during bowel movements and blood might come out. If the problem is not treated it can result in complications. Both men and women can get affected by it.
Mostly, the doctor suggests surgical options. Our team of medical experts will work to give you strategic treatment. Bear in mind, surgery is the preferred choice when medications & therapy do not work correctly.
Perianal Abscess & Fistula-in-Ano
Both of these ailments affect the anal area. If any of the anal canals are blocked then the chances of infection are increased. If the problem is not treated on time, then it can develop into a fistula. If the abscess is in small amounts then it can be due to inflammatory bowel disease. It is possible that after childbirth the women can suffer from this condition.
With this condition, the various signs & symptoms which can occur are fever, redness, pain, or drainage of pus, stool from around the anus, or bloody discharge. The first signs which can be noticed are bump, tender swelling, or full. Patients may notice difficulty controlling the passage of gas, stool, or soiling.
To treat the fistula or abscess will require knowledge of rectal or anal anatomy. To correct the patient’s condition, careful exam, and control infection by draining out the excess. If the drainage is done correctly then antibiotics are not suggested. A colonoscopy is necessary if the diagnosis is not clear or the underlying disorder is suspected.
In most cases, surgery is needed. To effectively heal your condition, sequential or staged treatment is needed. Once your condition is fully checked you will be suggested the best option.
Pruritis Ani
Pruritus ani is characterized by an itchy anus. With time the itching increases and stinging sensation. Getting the treatment on time will improve the quality of your life.
If you are in doubt about what to do and how to manage your condition, then you need to discuss with the health experts for a better treatment plan.