Anal Fistula Treatment Specialist in Cypress and The Woodlands, TX
Common Questions Asked by Patients: How serious is a fistula? Can fistulas heal on their own? What is the best treatment for fistula? What happened if you left fistulas untreated?
Get checked when you think you are showcasing any symptoms for anal diseases and talk openly to your doctors at Texas Colon and Pilonidal Clinic about any problems you may be having. Call us today for more information or schedule an appointment online. We have convenient locations to serve you in Cypress, TX and The Woodlands, TX. We serve patients from The Woodlands TX, Cypress TX, Shenandoah TX, Rose Hill TX, Conroe TX, Louetta TX, Tomball TX, Magnolia TX, Montgomery TX, Cleveland TX, Houston TX, Kingwood TX, Humble TX, Willis TX, and beyond.
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What is an anal fistula?
Treatment:
What we offer:
An Anal Fistula is a tunnel tract that connects the anal skin with the inside of the anal canal. It is usually counted by an in feeling of an anal gland that results in an absence. In some cases, after the abscess resolves, a fistula is left behind.
Symptoms of anal fistula:
• Rectal pain
• Persistent / Recurrent drainage
• Fever
Examination by a specialized health professional such as a colorectal surgeon is essential in determining if you have an anal fistula. Future investigation may be required and determine the type of fistula and the surgical procedure to heal it.
A board-certified Colon and Rectal Surgeon is recommended in the surgical management of anal fistulas. Some of the procedures we offer include anal fistulotomy, seton placement, anal sphincter sparing procedures such as ligation intersphincteric fistula tract, and endoanal advancement flaps.
Additional Services You May Need
▸ Anal Disease
▸ Colonoscopy
▸ Anal Abscess
▸ Hemorrhoids
▸ Pilonidal Disease
▸ Anal Fissure
▸ Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
▸ Diverticulitis
▸ Gallbladder Disease
▸ Hernias
▸ Rectal Pain
▸ Rectal Prolapse
▸ General Surgery
▸ Rectal Prolapse
▸ Fecal Incontinence
▸ Colon and Rectal Cancer
▸ Anal Fistula
Additional Services You May Need
▸ Anal Disease
▸ Colonoscopy
▸ Anal Abscess
▸ Hemorrhoids
▸ Pilonidal Disease
▸ Anal Fissure
▸ Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
▸ Diverticulitis
▸ Gallbladder Disease
▸ Hernias
▸ Rectal Pain
▸ Rectal Prolapse
▸ General Surgery
▸ Rectal Prolapse
▸ Fecal Incontinence
▸ Colon and Rectal Cancer
▸ Anal Fistula
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