Homoeopathic medicine for fistula

WHAT IS FISTULA?

A fistula is a tiny tunnel with an exterior entrance in the most commonly present in skin of the perianal area (the region around the anus) and an interior opening in the anal canal. An anal fistula typically develops as a result of an anal abscess' poor healing after pus drainage. Many surgical disorders, including anal fistula, can be effectively treated with homeopathy as an alternative. Treatment of fistula benefits greatly from it. The majority of the time, these medications save a patient from needing painful surgery to treat their condition.

CAUSE

Fistulas can develop anywhere in your body, either between organs or from an organ to a skin hole. They often happen when your tissues are chronically irritated as a result of an injury or illness. Chronic infection and inflammation, particularly when pus needs to drain, can eventually seep into the adjacent tissues. This may open a passageway between the incision and the surrounding tissues.

why do anal fistula develop ?

An anal fistula is most frequently caused by a perianal abscess, which typically develops over an infected anal gland. A pocket of pus forms at the site of an infection and is known as an abscess. The pus must escape and may make a drainage pathway to the outside. To treat the abscess, a medical professional will occasionally make a drainage canal. However, the wound frequently does not fully recover, leaving a fistula.

SYMPTOMS

Ache
Redness
Swelling
Bleeding
Painful urination or bowel motions
Fever
Foul smelling pus

Fistula treatment with Homeopathy

Because they are derived from natural sources, homeopathic treatments for anal fistula are gentle, safe, and free of adverse effects. Regular use of these medications helps to manage the symptoms of discomfort, swelling, and itching as well as the anal fistula-related discharge, which progressively lessens. The natural remedies help to treat hard stool and regulate bowel movements, which otherwise can cause symptoms to return. Additionally, they are useful in situations of anal fistula that recur despite prior surgical repair.

Homoeopathic medicine for fistula

SILICEA

The most frequently suggested treatment for fistula is silicea. In homeopathy, it is the medication that is most frequently used to cure anal fistula. It has a tremendous deal of potential to treat a variety of medical conditions where pus production occurs, including fistula. It is amazing how well it regulates the pus production process. It may be administered in cases of anal fistula with profuse pus discharge. Sometimes, this discharge may contain blood. Additionally, the discharge smells and is quite irritating. The perianal edema is present in addition to the discharge. Particularly while walking, the rectum may experience sharp, stitching pain. Anus may experience burning and irritation when passing feces. Another condition for which silica is a treatment is anal fistula with brownish fluid flow and/or constipation. Silicea can also be used to treat hardness or indurations that remain around the anus after an anal fistula has healed.

HEPAR SULPHURICUM

The most effective treatment for anal fistula accompanied by excruciating pain is hepar sulfur. It works when the skin around the perianal region is severely swollen, hard, and inflammatory in addition to being extremely painful and touch-sensitive. In most situations, the pain increases greater at night. Pain is made worse by cold. Another symptom could be a throbbing or pounding sensation in the area of the anus. When pus is present in the tract but hasn't started to discharge, it is a sign. This medication will assist in the pain-free draining of pus from the fistula tract. The pus that leaks from the anal fistula may be tinged with blood and may smell rotten. The patient may also experience chills and a fever.

CALCAREA SULPHURICUM

When treating an fistula with a thick, yellow pus discharge, calerea sulph is helpful. Blood is frequently stained in the discharge. When pus is already leaking from an anal fistula opening on the skin, it is indicative. Calcarea Sulph helps to speed up pus discharge. The anal area, which calls for this medication, is likewise marked by pain.

BERBERIS VULGARIS

In situations where there is shooting pain around the fistula, Berberis Vulgaris is effective. A stitching ache around the anus also suggests the usage of Berberis vulgaris, in addition to the other symptoms. The skin is extremely itchy and painful, and the itching grows worse at night.

THUJA OCCIDENTALIS

A helpful treatment for anal fistula and searing discomfort around the anus is thuja occidentalis. The entire day is spent with burning and soreness in the anus region. Additionally present may be stitching pain from a perianal needle prick. Walking makes perioral aches worse. Along with the aforementioned signs and symptoms, unpleasant anus perspiration may also be present.

LACHESIS

For an anal fistula with rectum fullness
When a person with an anal fistula complains of feeling full in the rectum, this medication is recommended. In addition to this, the rectum feels as though it is being hit by tiny hammers. There may also be cutting and burning pain in the rectum.