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Anal Fistula Surgery at Asya Hospital

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Yenimahalle MH. 537. Sk. No:5A/1 Gaziosmanpaşa/İstanbul, Turkey

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Anal Fistula Surgery at Asya Hospital

Asya Hospital, can be found in Gaziosmanpasa, Istanbul, Turkey and offers its patients Anal Fistula Surgery procedures as well as 112 other procedures, across 22 different procedure categories

. At present, there is no pricing information for Anal Fistula Surgery procedures at Asya Hospital. The pricing information is quite specialised, so it's only available on request, and the average price is around $2,770.

Many medical professionals work at the Hospital, with 15 in total, and Asya Hospital is not accredited by any recognised accreditations institutions.

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Orhan Birinci, 11 Jul 2020

Thanks to Dietician Ferdi Bey, I dropped from 82 kilos to 66 kilos. Although the prices are slightly expensive, it is a place that deserves it.

Isa Cervil, 29 May 2020

Thank you very much to our specialists in the field and recommend it to everyone

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What you need to know about Anal Fistula Surgery in Istanbul

Anal fistulas are caused by an infection of the anal glands - a small tunnel/tract forms between the end of the bowel and the skin next to the anus. Bacteria can cause a collection of abscesses to form when the pus from these drains away, a small channel is left behind.

Anal Fistula Surgery is often performed under general anesthetic and can take up to 30 mins. Depending on where the fistula is, the surgeon will determine how to approach the surgery - surgery may be performed over a few separate operations to reduce the risk of infection when passing bowel movements.

What's the Recovery Time for Anal Fistula Surgery Procedures in Istanbul?

The recovery period may vary from patient to patient. Although superficial anal fistula can heal faster, it still will take several months for a full recovery. Within one or two hours after the surgery, your surgeon will encourage you to get up and walk around. However, you will need to rest for the first 10 days and walk as little as possible to help the wound to heal.

Expect to pass feces within one to three days, which may feel uncomfortable at first and a small amount of bleeding is possible. You can take a painkiller around 20 minutes before going to the toilet to help with the uncomfortable feeling. The wounds should heal within six weeks. You may get back to work after 2 weeks when you feel comfortable enough.

What's the Success Rate of Anal Fistula Surgery Procedures in Istanbul?

The success rate of anal fistula surgery is extremely high, with many patients experiencing complete relief from symptoms and a significantly enhanced quality of life after the surgical intervention. However, the exact rate may differ based on the surgical method employed and the complexity of the fistula. Though the treatment aims at healing the fistula completely and maintaining normal sphincter function, recurrences are possible in some cases. Regular follow-ups and appropriate aftercare can significantly minimize the chances of recurrence.