I recently had my fistula in ano heal about 15 days ago, but now there's a lump or bump inside my anus that hurts when I press hard. An ayurvedic doctor mentioned it might be from a fissure in ano surgery I had 5 years ago. Could this lump be related to that old surgery? What could be causing this pain now?

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I'm kind of worried because it's been a month since I had surgery for my anal fissure. They did both a fissurectomy and lateral internal sphincterotomy, but I'm still seeing blood sometimes when I poop. It seems to happen right at the end, just when I think I'm done. Do you think this bleeding could be related to piles? I'm a bit scared and would love some guidance on what might be going on.

refer to general physician

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What's the most effective treatment for a transsphincteric anal fistula with a secondary tract should I go for kshar sutra therapy or opt for fistulotomy surgery? I'm really confused about which one would work better for my condition.

Whether surgery is needed depends on the exact diagnosis, size, and severity of the condition. Some cases can be managed without surgery, while others may require it for effective treatment. A detailed evaluation will help decide the best course of action.

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My husband has had this round lump near his anus for a few months now. Sometimes it's really painful, and other times it's not bothering him at all. Should we be concerned about this? What type of doctor would be best to consult for something like this?

Ask him to avoid straining for stools, avoid lifting heavy objects and have high fiber diet. And consult a general surgeon

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What's the most effective treatment for a transsphincteric anal fistula with a secondary tract should I go for kshar sutra therapy or opt for fistulotomy surgery? I'm really confused about which one would work better for my condition.

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