Anorectal problems are vexing and protracted, affecting quality of life, and often delayed due to social hesitancy. Fissure Hospital Bangalore provides expert care with personalized treatment plans for optimal long-term outcomes.

• Anorectal problems are vexing and protracted affecting quality of life
• Social hesitancy leads to delay in seeking medical attention
• Which needs a surgeon who has a thorough understanding of the condition
• Requires personalized management plan for best long term outcomes

Treatment of All Degrees of Hemorrhoids

• Stapled hemorrhoidectomy
• Open/closed hemorrhoidectomy

Treatment of Rectal Prolapse

• Altemeier / Delorme procedure
• Resection rectopexy
• STARR procedure

Treatment of Rectal/Anal Cancer

• Transanal excision
• Laparoscopic ultra-low anterior resection
• Abdominoperineal resection

Treatment of Fecal Incontinence

• Sphincteroplasty
• Gracilis muscle transposition

Treatment of Pilonidal Sinus

• Abscess drainage
• Karydakis flap closure
• VAAFT

FAQs

1. What is the best treatment for fissures in Bangalore?

Fissures are small tears in the lining of the anus. Mild fissures often heal with conservative treatments like dietary changes, stool softeners, topical creams, and proper hygiene. If they do not heal, surgery may be recommended. Sakra Hospital offers both medical and surgical treatments with experienced colorectal specialists.

2. How do I choose the right fissure surgeon in Bangalore?

Look for a surgeon with experience in colorectal procedures, good patient reviews, and a hospital with modern facilities. At Sakra Hospital, patients have access to skilled colorectal surgeons who provide personalized care for fissures and other anorectal conditions.

3. What are the symptoms of rectal prolapse and how is it treated?

Rectal prolapse happens when the rectum slips out of place and may appear outside the anus. Symptoms include a visible bulge, discomfort, bleeding, or difficulty controlling stools. Treatment depends on severity; mild cases may improve with lifestyle changes, while surgery is usually required for more serious prolapse.

4. Is fissure surgery painful and what is the recovery time?

Fissure surgery is usually done under anesthesia, so it is not painful during the procedure. Post-surgery, mild discomfort is normal, which can be managed with pain relief and sitz baths. Most patients recover in 2–4 weeks and can return to daily activities gradually.

5. Can fissures heal without surgery?

Yes, many fissures heal with proper care, including a high-fiber diet, plenty of water, topical medications, and good hygiene. Surgery is considered only when conservative treatments fail or if fissures are chronic.