Question 1

Are anal fistulas and anal fissures the same?

Accepted Answer

No, anal fistulas are abnormal connections between the perianal skin and the end of the bowel. In contrast, anal fissures are tears or cracks in the lining of the anus. You can visit our hospital to know more details about the anal fissures and anal fistulas.

Question 2

Will I suffer from pain after laser fistula surgery?

Accepted Answer

Usually, before undergoing laser fistula surgery, you will be sedated with either general or local anestheisa. This makes you feel numb, and you won’t feel any pain during the process of laser fistula surgery. However, once the surgery is done, you can feel mild or slight pain which subsides within hours.

Question 3

What are the risks of open fistula surgery?

Accepted Answer

Below are a few of the risks of open fistula surgery:
– Excessive or abnormal bleeding from the surgical site
– Risk of infection
– Damage to the anal sphincter muscles

Question 4

Will my insurance cover laser fistula treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, your insurance can cover laser fistula treatment. But it depends on what type of insurance and from where you oped for it.

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