How to live with Anal Fistula!

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  • Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
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Комментарии • 438

  • @spikelall3834
    @spikelall3834 2 месяца назад +50

    I dont know man. Having this issue is the worst pain in the world. I lived with it for 7yrs and finally had the courage to go speak with a doctor. Just had surgery on 11-26-2024 and am writing this message on day 2 of recovering. So far so good. I feel alive once again. I hope that this does not recurred and pray for all my bothers and sister's who is living with this be cured. The pain is dreadful!

    • @alexanderthegreat8067
      @alexanderthegreat8067 Месяц назад +3

      How is the recovery going? How is the pain level?

    • @ricardocuriel642
      @ricardocuriel642 Месяц назад +1

      I also had that surgery, It does help a lot, but I have to go for a second surgery so they can remove that thing they left,,

    • @alexanderthegreat8067
      @alexanderthegreat8067 Месяц назад

      @ did they cut you open or just put the steton? How was the recovery how long did it hurt and can you still hold your stool after the surgery

    • @trispyfrispy5778
      @trispyfrispy5778 Месяц назад

      @@ricardocuriel642 I had 2 fistulotomies so far, looks like I may need a third...

    • @Westsideplayer1
      @Westsideplayer1 Месяц назад +2

      iam at the emergency room now friend.the pain is a 100.i can't deal with it.iam in tears now.i hope it's not cancer.ill keep you up dated 😢

  • @goldberg34
    @goldberg34 Месяц назад +4

    Dr. Chung, I am so glad I came across your video. Very informative and influential for me. Just saw a proctologist, diagnosed me with a fistula. First thing he said was SURGERY, of course! I shouldn't be surprised because he was an older fellow. He said I would be off 2-4 weeks because of the pain and will need to take pain meds. PAIN?! I thought about it, and yes, there's a lot of nerves down there, of course there'll be pain.
    After listening to this video, there's NO WAY I would want to do surgery. He'd be cutting nerves, muscles, etc, and I'd be out of work and gym for a month. I believe my case to be very minor, more like annoying. I will just keep me little fistula clear and clean to prevent infections. Maybe I'll consider the seton or even betterm the FILAC laser treatment. Thank you so much for this info!

  • @jefftaylor844
    @jefftaylor844 Год назад +140

    It's amazing to me that in the year 2024, fistulas still CAN'T often or relatively easily and permanently be cured.

    • @h0rriphic
      @h0rriphic Год назад +6

      Ikr 💀

    • @OperationSpider
      @OperationSpider Год назад +25

      Mine was. I found a doctor who lasered it. Also changed my diet (stopped eating carbs) and it was gone.

    • @jefftaylor844
      @jefftaylor844 Год назад +11

      @OperationSpider ... I've read both positive and negative results re: laser surgery. Carbs are definitely not a helpful thing for your body for so many bad health issues. Quitting them is accepted by a growing number of people as being a healthy decision.

    • @ektatijoriwala6772
      @ektatijoriwala6772 Год назад +21

      I m shocked that in such an advanced medical world we still don’t have a medicine to cure abscess permanently. Big Pharmaceutical companies should do more research on this. This is a very common and dreading problem.

    • @OperationSpider
      @OperationSpider Год назад

      @@ektatijoriwala6772 Big Pharma profits from people with chronic conditions. Especially if they are (or not) stuff you see with Crohn's Disease.

  • @hollietherese2114
    @hollietherese2114 8 месяцев назад +31

    Best money I've spent! To meet you in person and have 1 hour of your unadulterated time to discuss in detail my situation and options, and hear an opinion based in research and experience from someone who clearly doesn't have any other agenda but my health and happiness was priceless. I drove 23 hours to be seen by Dr Chung and I'm SO thankful I did! You're a rare breed and such a blessing Dr Chung, thank you!

    • @dantelaratapdance
      @dantelaratapdance 8 месяцев назад +2

      Thanks for sharing. I have had an anal fistula for 3 years and want to see him soon.

  • @donnamaerosalita7782
    @donnamaerosalita7782 Год назад +43

    Hey doc! I have been living with this condition for almost 12yrs, Im afraid to discuss about this with doctors cause I found it a rare condition, Im so happy I get crossed to your page,

    • @jamilgotcher365
      @jamilgotcher365 Год назад +4

      Have you ever had a colonoscopy, to make sure it's not colon cancer?

    • @LouieLotlot
      @LouieLotlot 2 месяца назад

      Hi there, is there still lots of discharge while living it? I had abscess a month and a week ago,it burst on its own when I tap a angelica leaves on it, I took amoxicillin 3 times a day for a week, but pus still draining out,in 10th day a got fever and chills, till 4 days keep coming every night and dawn so I decided to be admitted in hospital, they give me antibiotics, I was discharge in 3rd day,doctor advised me to see a surgeon 3 weeks after if the discharge is still coming out, until now there still fluid coming out, in a tiny whole half inch from under my balls,my abscess hast fully healed, there still pain,I hope this tiny hole is just from the abscess, I'm worried if it's fistula, because surgery is most common advice, that's why I reached out to you to help me what to do if not having surgery for fistula

    • @spikelall3834
      @spikelall3834 2 месяца назад +2

      @donnamaerosalita7782 please see a doctor. You are not alone, and it's is not as rear as you might think. The pain isn't worth your happiness. The procedure takes about 10 min for a lifetime of pain-free feeling. You will be happy you did.

    • @Gerard-yw2lu
      @Gerard-yw2lu Месяц назад

      Donna u must visit india to get the homeopathy treatment.

  • @bradrhea
    @bradrhea Год назад +29

    I’ve had 3 surgeries and so limited and equipped with knowledge, thank you for talking more about anal fistulas, causes, treatment, symptoms, and post op surgery recovery.

    • @jeffreyquek4083
      @jeffreyquek4083 11 месяцев назад

      @bradrhea, I am contemplating a surgery for anal fistula.
      Could you share why U had to go through a number of surgery pls? Was it a recurrence?

    • @TheJokerman26
      @TheJokerman26 8 месяцев назад

      Have you made your mind up for it?is it done? Did you have any complication?

  • @rojalinsethi6392
    @rojalinsethi6392 11 месяцев назад +24

    The only doctor who doesn't suggest surgery ❤❤

  • @tigrejones
    @tigrejones 10 месяцев назад +18

    I've had mine 15 years. Once you get it to drain, keep it clean, use baby wipes. No TISSUE! It's very embarrassing also. You can get in the sea or pool but I DO NOT RECOMMEND PUBLIC HOT TUBS! EVER!! I have crohns ALSO. It's a struggle. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR EXPLAINING THIS DR AL!! YOUR KIND AND I'VE NEVER FOUND A KIND SYMPATHETIC PROCTOLOGIST!

    • @_Niel_777
      @_Niel_777 8 месяцев назад +1

      This may be weird but do your fistula pass gas when you fart mine do 😢 honest question

    • @svenyproud
      @svenyproud 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@_Niel_777yes completely normal

    • @Elevate-momentum
      @Elevate-momentum 7 месяцев назад

      @@_Niel_777yes man

    • @Elevate-momentum
      @Elevate-momentum 7 месяцев назад

      You still have it you’re living with it ?

    • @francisfurtado6297
      @francisfurtado6297 5 месяцев назад

      @@_Niel_777
      yes that's right, through the exterior opening

  • @bkwytpiamz
    @bkwytpiamz Год назад +17

    I did my 2 fistula surgery on 2nd of February it's so painful damn! am wishing myself a quick recovery and thanks doctor your videos has been helpful ❤❤

    • @abdullahbutt4166
      @abdullahbutt4166 11 месяцев назад +2

      How are you now

    • @muratisik6956
      @muratisik6956 10 месяцев назад +2

      How is it going now?

    • @bkwytpiamz
      @bkwytpiamz 10 месяцев назад

      @@muratisik6956 Feeling better now thanks for caring i appreciate.🙏

    • @bkwytpiamz
      @bkwytpiamz 10 месяцев назад +4

      Feeling better now thank you 🙏

    • @GelloMello-j9z
      @GelloMello-j9z 9 месяцев назад

      Had my fistulectomy 3 days ago....just rhe clean up part is so hard....there is shit in the freaking tunnel they excavated...

  • @bradrhea
    @bradrhea Год назад +6

    Thanks!

  • @Tecun-p7g
    @Tecun-p7g 2 месяца назад +3

    Your lifesaver in an angel saving a lot of lives true blessing to the whole world dr chung

  • @rizwanabatool7281
    @rizwanabatool7281 11 месяцев назад +12

    i had my fistulotmy 2 days before. no pain. . i am hopeful about speedy recovery.

    • @billythekidd-go3hv
      @billythekidd-go3hv 9 месяцев назад

      How did you recover?

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 9 месяцев назад

      @@billythekidd-go3hv two monthes passed wound is healed and i am fine now 😀

    • @faizanpasha9844
      @faizanpasha9844 9 месяцев назад +1

      From where did you get this surgery done ? Are you from Pakistan?

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 9 месяцев назад

      @@billythekidd-go3hv i am fine . wound is healed

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 9 месяцев назад

      @@faizanpasha9844 bahawal pur punjab. dr javed iqbal leproscopic surgeon. 35 years experience. he is a famous man. u can search his videos about perianal fistula both in english and urdu.

  • @thangjampalina1645
    @thangjampalina1645 10 месяцев назад +4

    Can u plz tell me foods n drinks I should not eat and what should be eat

  • @DevinRhode2
    @DevinRhode2 10 месяцев назад +6

    You are a gift from God wow

  • @yehiaismail2451
    @yehiaismail2451 6 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for beeing honest. This goes long ways 👍 💯. Hats off and respect

  • @nataliachamera734
    @nataliachamera734 11 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you! Found your channel yesterday. Had absccess on cruise ship trip in Sep. that popped itself after 3 days on antibiotic from nurse.2 Medicover surgeons ignored after, only hygiene with Octenisept and Anusir, 3rd recommended anoscopy and I have high fistula 40%.Recommended seton+LIFT. I feel fine, a bit of pus once in few weeks, no blood or poop or reappering abscess. Will discuss with specialist if operation is needful as the one from anoscopy did not gave me any other option. I'm 35, work sitting, train pole dance, travel. Great to know that its not an easy operation and maybe not needful at all!

    • @nataliachamera734
      @nataliachamera734 11 месяцев назад

      Sorry had transrectal ultrasound not anoscopy. I'm from Poland, so just checked english term for 'USG transrektalne' :)

    • @MOHAMEDAhmed-m4o1b
      @MOHAMEDAhmed-m4o1b Месяц назад

      How are yoi doing now, did it heal​@nataliachamera734

  • @Joses213
    @Joses213 Год назад +12

    Amazing Information as always. Thank you so much Dr. Chung. You are the Best!

  • @rakibsstories2549
    @rakibsstories2549 10 месяцев назад +9

    Finally somehow how doesn't make the patients nervous. I'm 31 and I have had a fistula for several years now and I'm quite used to it and it does not bother me much. I didn't even know the term Fistula until recently and and after searching on internet I became very nervous about it. 99% people are talking about surgeries or they say there will be complication in the future. I have just one question, is there any chance of developing cancer from this fistula if I keep it as it is? Note that I will try to maintain more healthy lifestyle than I used to since I came to know about many things last 2 days.
    Btw thanks for this video Doc, I really feel calm now after 2 days!

    • @NitishBhardwaj-x8d
      @NitishBhardwaj-x8d 7 месяцев назад

      Who knows, I have read it that if you don’t treat it for 10-15 years it can lead to bigger complications. Complications can also include further branching. Best to get MRI to see how it’s progressing every year or so. If it is getting complex, definitely get a surgical procedure done. Diet, sleep etc. helps to manage it, not treat it fully.

    • @Roberto-lg7jx
      @Roberto-lg7jx 4 месяца назад +2

      My fistula started to branch out after just 15 months or so while waiting for surgery. Fortunately, the surgery date arrived and seton was placed in it. After 3 months the next surgery to remove the seton and close up the fistula (likely with a flap) but I was spared and went home after 1 hr. Dr said I was good, all dried up. No more seton,no more surgery. However every day I have to clean the anus as there are lubricant leaks out. I would clean the area with toilet paper or just water with my finger 5 to 8 times a day. Other than that I consider myself lucky so far

    • @jameschael5445
      @jameschael5445 4 месяца назад

      I'm 19 and got 2 fistula near my ano 😢 I'm scared to undergo surgery

    • @Juststayhopeful10
      @Juststayhopeful10 Месяц назад

      ​@@jameschael5445 same I'm 20 I was diagnosed 7 months earlier😢 I'm having lot of itching now I'm going to have surgery

  • @anabalraj410
    @anabalraj410 4 месяца назад +1

    You are the best. Today I was really scared and I came across you video.. Thank you

  • @maryellenrichardson9419
    @maryellenrichardson9419 Год назад +9

    Hi, have been enjoying your videos these last few days. I saw a colorectal surgeon a year ago for a perianal lesion . He said the only way to tell what it is was to excise it. Because this started with the skin there was constantly being covered with feces due to problems with incomplete bowel movements that needed to be dug out. I told him I was afraid of infection so I wanted to get the bowels more under control first so as to not constantly subjecting the surgical site to feces. Went to see a GI doctor to work on the bowels. She wanted to the lesion. She said she would work with me on the bowels but she wanted me to see another colorectal surgeon. I started the Miralax routine. The other day I received a call from a colorectal surgeon’s office telling me they have me scheduled to come in next month for condyloma treatment. Well as a senior who has not had any sexual contact in over 20 years I find this a questionable diagnosis especially since I never even saw this doctor before. Just thought you might enjoy this crazy trip I am going through.

    • @LittleKitty22
      @LittleKitty22 Год назад

      I'm severely disabled and have never been married, but doctors constantly demand that I get tested for STD's and pregnancy, and tell them how many people I sleep with and what I do in the bedroom! They are perverts! Don't go to this appointment. When they call you and ask where you are, tell them you are not there to entertain their perverted fantasies! If the insurance company contacts you, tell them the same.

    • @BF0202
      @BF0202 Год назад

      You could have HPV and not know it… condyloma can be transferred from self inoculation if you happened to touch your privates and then your anus area

    • @sagartripti
      @sagartripti 10 месяцев назад

      How are you now? Did you get the surgery?

  • @ivzbonete138
    @ivzbonete138 7 месяцев назад +4

    I have this few years now and I’m living it normally , never had surgery because I watch one of your video that getting surgery might cause another fistula. So now it normal for me it will just drain by itself

  • @shopnstuff8228
    @shopnstuff8228 11 месяцев назад +7

    ive heard a story of 2 ppl who healed fistula with Specific Carb Diet and are still in remission... i wish i could hear more stories of people who found healing with diet because not everyone can get surgery/afford it

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 11 месяцев назад

      go for surgeory and get rid of this pain story

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад +3

      Do you know more about that "Specific carb diet"?

    • @dantelaratapdance
      @dantelaratapdance 8 месяцев назад

      Right?! I haven't heard or seen anything on the internet about someone who healed theirs naturally. Unfortunately its a sensitive topic to most, so there will always be lack of public help

    • @Euphrates333
      @Euphrates333 6 месяцев назад

      @@rona899elaborate

  • @PagKAINgpinaSARAP
    @PagKAINgpinaSARAP Год назад +5

    Hi doctor i followed u on ur channel coz i can see that u were very honest with all the kinds of situation when it comes to proctology. But now i am hearing from u the laser treatment. Not all cases laser will work as for my experience. Im having complex fistula and my 1st doctor did the laser. It was a hell of experience for 6 months im suffering from severe pain, bleeding, pus! I never felt better after that surgery. Now i had another surgery to a different doctor. He placed a seton and this helps me a lot!
    Now i can leave At least normally with my life.
    Pls for those people who’s having this sickness. U better have 1st, 2nd even third opinion with doctors before u decide to have any procedure. Because at the end, if the doctor is not good. everything will get worst and it will be hell jn ur life.

    • @Chorkymom
      @Chorkymom Год назад

      Any tips for aftercare, like essential oil baths?

    • @PagKAINgpinaSARAP
      @PagKAINgpinaSARAP Год назад

      @@Chorkymom no.. dont use any oils.. after my surgery i just did sitzh bath with 10ml betadine 2x a day for 3days. After that onwards 1 to 2x a day sitzhbath with just warm water without anything. Don't do salt in ur sitzh bath as it worsen my situation with my first surgery. I had blisters at my bottom end. Till it worsen my fistula. All of this are based only with my own experiences. Our body still has different reactions to anything. I still suggest consult ur surgeon dont do self medication. But find the best doctor to save ur life. PRAYING FOR ALL OF US WHOSE SUFFERING WITH FISTULA. 🙏

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 11 месяцев назад

      @@Chorkymom i had my fistulotomy couple of weeks. dr suggest me only cleaning it with water specially after bowel movement . daily change dress. wear loose triuser. apply cream over it 3 times a day. eat fiber rich food avoid spicy food and nothing else. what i experience . bed rest keeps u calm and soeedy recovery for 2 weeks. i had 3.5 cm fstula. it is painful. but not that much as people complain. only treatment is surgeory

  • @andrewbuffington5677
    @andrewbuffington5677 7 месяцев назад +9

    I have severe Crohns disease and I’ve had 3 fistulatomys, and they keep coming back every year. the surgeon that performed the surgery said I’m skrewed. I’m deep in debt and slowly dying. Very little hope for anyone like me 😢

    • @mphophandavhudzi2815
      @mphophandavhudzi2815 5 месяцев назад +2

      My question is how do we treat the smell and have better hygiene 😩😭? Even if I bath 3 times a day I completely smell shiit I can tell how people react around me and as for me it's difficult to identify the smell

    • @HolisticRx-x4t
      @HolisticRx-x4t 5 месяцев назад

      Ever heard of deodrant

    • @jameschael5445
      @jameschael5445 4 месяца назад +2

      I'm 19, I have 1 fistula before and after surgery I was so happy but after 1 year the fistula comes back in other side and after few months another 1 fistula beside the ano so I got 2 fistula now 😢😢😢😢

    • @johntravolvo9830
      @johntravolvo9830 2 месяца назад +1

      Hope it will go better for you in the future, wish you all the best

    • @cprado385
      @cprado385 Месяц назад

      Stay hopeful your not alone

  • @OrientRamshan
    @OrientRamshan 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you doctor for your invaluable advice...

  • @imbinu73kumar5
    @imbinu73kumar5 10 месяцев назад +4

    I have done laser treatment 6 months back and now it comes again. Could you please let us know who is making these tunnel. If the bacteria 🦠 is responsible for making tunnel,then why antibiotics can't kill them.

    • @dantelaratapdance
      @dantelaratapdance 8 месяцев назад

      I second this!

    • @patelp5040
      @patelp5040 5 месяцев назад

      You need puss culture report done to find which antibiotics will and will not work on you

  • @gabbyrose54
    @gabbyrose54 10 месяцев назад +4

    I been dealing with my fistural for 9 years, multiple surgery, I have a ostomy and the fistural still not close, now I'm seeing a wound care doctor and it's getting smaller but still open and draing 😢😢😢😢

  • @safwanmajeed3114
    @safwanmajeed3114 8 месяцев назад +6

    I've been living with this condition for 22 years. It started in 2002,but after two years it healed by itself and it again started in 2012. Since then I'm living with it. I'm scared to go to a doctor. I just use antibacterial cream on it

    • @haroonsaif7683
      @haroonsaif7683 8 месяцев назад

      I had it in 97 and come and go still I have

    • @haroonsaif7683
      @haroonsaif7683 8 месяцев назад

      How u apply cream and where

    • @muhitspeaks7846
      @muhitspeaks7846 3 месяца назад

      ​@@haroonsaif7683 did you do any surgery?

  • @robisonfogaca33
    @robisonfogaca33 Год назад +2

    Thanks , Doc. Hugs from Brazil

  • @wg8290
    @wg8290 Год назад +14

    I’ve had mine for 19 years and have been very active throughout. I would consider a cutting seton if I ever had it repaired but have no reason to do so right now.

    • @St0p_C12yi17g-Ho
      @St0p_C12yi17g-Ho Год назад +2

      Is it always open???

    • @wg8290
      @wg8290 Год назад

      @@St0p_C12yi17g-Ho it actually completely closed up for a year about two years ago. It is now back. It seems to be “open” now. I barely even remember I have it.

    • @smoker420la
      @smoker420la Год назад +1

      Thanks

    • @jeffreyquek4083
      @jeffreyquek4083 11 месяцев назад +1

      @wg8290 how do U cope with it pls

    • @wg8290
      @wg8290 11 месяцев назад

      @@jeffreyquek4083 at this point, it barely has any drainage. I clean the area daily. It is just not something I really notice.

  • @Julia-xf5ps
    @Julia-xf5ps Год назад +1

    Happy New Year, may 2024 be healthy and happy! 🎉

  • @nsbd90now
    @nsbd90now 2 месяца назад

    Just got the dx and appreciate your videos while I decide how to respond to it.

  • @alfredkamunyu735
    @alfredkamunyu735 10 месяцев назад +1

    thanks from kenya

  • @magamedaliyev8133
    @magamedaliyev8133 Год назад +2

    Hello doctor so seton is best way to do it and avoide abscess .?

  • @zaumamagu8341
    @zaumamagu8341 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for the significant information.

  • @drcool56
    @drcool56 11 месяцев назад +4

    Very sensible! That's exactly what I say to my patients!!! But in French :)

  • @edzanjero353
    @edzanjero353 26 дней назад +1

    My diagnosed fistula is flat and beneath the skin 90% of the time at the 12:00 position, near the tailbone. It only surfaces and becomes uncomfortable after periods of straining. More like a hard pimple, and doesn't drain except tiny blood after straining. 80% of the time it retreats under the skin and isn't noticeable. Doesn't sound like it needs surgery.

  • @diamondheat9
    @diamondheat9 7 месяцев назад +1

    I started to have tailbone pain last November and it took me till February to finally see a physician about it. I took about a month or 2 seeing this guy before I diagnosed myself and pointed out to it might be a cyst. Well I was sent to a surgeon where he confirmed it was a pilonadial cyst and got it removed. After a month and a half of still trying to recover, he told me today how serious it was. I had a cyst that caused the rectal fistual which is why I was still having drainage and he mention the Seton installed. He tightened it today and restarted my pain cycle so I just hope this fixes my issue.

    • @MOHAMEDAhmed-m4o1b
      @MOHAMEDAhmed-m4o1b Месяц назад

      When he was using the seton, did he put you to sleep

  • @chiefbrownfart
    @chiefbrownfart 9 месяцев назад +10

    I was diagnosed with Crohn's disease at 15 after I went to a doctor because of a perianal fistula. I've had surgery on it 3 times total and I honestly won't have another one unless they develop a legitimate fix for it. I'm 34 now and I still get drainage as well as some pain on occasion especially during the summer when it's hot out. But constantly having doctors tell me that they can fix it only to continue having the issue just isn't worth the risks of surgery in my opinion. If I have to live the rest of my life with my fistula the way it is now I'm honestly perfectly fine with that. So I can definitely appreciate your approach of not just jumping into surgery, I wish more doctors/surgeons had that mindset.

    • @TheJokerman26
      @TheJokerman26 8 месяцев назад +2

      Unfortunately most doctors are money minded. Mine was more or less a complex one and the doctor recommended fistulectomy surgery. And here I am sitting in a worse condition needing another surgery after 3 months. I feel like they can't really control the outcome of the procedure. Now more suffering awaits me and my family.

    • @MakanjuolaOluwatoyin-pg7wm
      @MakanjuolaOluwatoyin-pg7wm 8 месяцев назад

      Did the open face closed bcos mine have not closed since June 2022

    • @Juststayhopeful10
      @Juststayhopeful10 8 дней назад +1

      ​@@TheJokerman26I also have 2 transprincteric fistula complex one ofc 😢they will do fistuluctomy most probably as I seen on one of my paper but I've to do surgery it's government hospital I can't afford private it's really itching a lot and discharge often pls give me some hope

    • @TheJokerman26
      @TheJokerman26 6 дней назад

      @Juststayhopeful10 Mine is not completely healed and will probably need another intervention, but it's bearable for now. I hope everything goes well for you. Just make sure to do at least an MRI of the affected area before surgery. Get it done in private if the hospital doesn't recommend it. It's a crucial factor and post operative care is as important.

    • @Juststayhopeful10
      @Juststayhopeful10 5 дней назад

      @@TheJokerman26 I di d MRI from that hospital itself they did recommend it so I know it's transprincteric fistula grade IV but when I asked one of them regarding the risk of incontinence he answered no😦

  • @danielsavage8657
    @danielsavage8657 Год назад +5

    i love this guy

  • @cherrychoudhary-lq4zw
    @cherrychoudhary-lq4zw Год назад +4

    🙏🙏🙏Please Doctor Make A Video on "HOW TO LIVE WITH A FISSURE WHOLE LIFE" please doctor please

    • @lubrisys
      @lubrisys 11 месяцев назад

      Don't live with , try homeopathy medicine

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад

      @@lubrisys Any suggestions?

    • @OberlinMendez-b7y
      @OberlinMendez-b7y 3 месяца назад

      No worries I've been having mine for 20 years All u have to do is clean it every day.am glad that I found this video so I feel better

    • @ripanmajumder325
      @ripanmajumder325 2 месяца назад

      Try homepathy ...it cures many

    • @SuzanMiller-ou5kq
      @SuzanMiller-ou5kq Месяц назад

      @@ripanmajumder325which one?

  • @lauras.6745
    @lauras.6745 2 месяца назад +4

    Yeah people may have been living with a fistula for a long time, but it doesn’t mean it’s been all good! Constant irritation from fluids does affect your life. Also paying for pantyliners and gauze constantly is expensive.

    • @jehangirkadir9634
      @jehangirkadir9634 Месяц назад

      Yes. I dont see living with it an option. Too messy and embarassing. Not a good standard of living.

  • @cristiflr
    @cristiflr 2 месяца назад +4

    soo many pll dealing with this strange thing,

  • @SuzanMiller-ou5kq
    @SuzanMiller-ou5kq Месяц назад

    I’ve been living with this for nine months and seriously I’m ready to throw in the towel. I was once an active busy person and now I’m bedridden or straddling the toilet and the pain is horrendous.
    I think too there are people like me who have a low tolerance for pain.

  • @yvonnnehoveka3892
    @yvonnnehoveka3892 6 месяцев назад

    You are amazing Dr really 🙏

  • @h.wayneb3495
    @h.wayneb3495 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you on insights and experiences regarding this.

  • @RonaldMiranda-w3u
    @RonaldMiranda-w3u 12 дней назад

    Guao gracias por tan buena información saludos cordiales desde Boston m c gracias yo tenia mucho miedo pues no sabía que pasaba y menos Aya pero no era por el bueno sino aún lado

  • @MOHAMEDAhmed-m4o1b
    @MOHAMEDAhmed-m4o1b Месяц назад

    Is there anyway they can do the surgery with local anaesthesia

  • @oludameee8390
    @oludameee8390 Год назад +1

    Does laser have any side effects sir you are amazing doctor

  • @giselsilva
    @giselsilva Год назад +3

    What are your thoughts on PRP injections on perianal fistula please? Have you heard about it?

  • @razasiddiqui2123
    @razasiddiqui2123 8 месяцев назад +3

    Does Fistula increase or branch with time if not treated?

  • @zyralex820
    @zyralex820 Год назад +2

    Have my procedure this coming Friday to remove one of two setons

  • @tmunirathnam9627
    @tmunirathnam9627 Месяц назад

    Dear Dr sir IAm suffering from fistula problem lost one year Iam treatment to sum medicine and ailments but not cure sir please tell best treatment

  • @hamzz813
    @hamzz813 26 дней назад +1

    I’m dealing with one right now that’s constantly filling up and draining on its own, haven’t had the courage to go get surgery

  • @Therapeutix98
    @Therapeutix98 5 месяцев назад

    I have two questions,
    1. What if it doesn't doesn't open?
    2. Can one use hydrogen peroxide to keep the skin barrier loose and open?

  • @zzuby4276
    @zzuby4276 Год назад +6

    Love your videos but I never received a straight answer for a chronic fissure, whether to get the LIS or suffer everyday with pencil thin stool, blood, pain & taking stool softener with restricted diet 😢

    • @ishiiiiiiii406
      @ishiiiiiiii406 Год назад +1

      Same question

    • @RBedair5560
      @RBedair5560 Год назад +1

      I am having the same story, and adding my muscle is tight and having spasms after each BM. I am afraid having the LIS 😢
      The time I have no BM and no pain I say I am good just contiue working on your diet and stool softener and cream but once i have a BM I just wish I get this pain away by any way !

    • @ladyhaiti7801
      @ladyhaiti7801 Год назад

      @@RBedair5560 honestly it’s been a little bit over a year for me and i constantly use a heating pad after my BMs I’m getting the Botox shot later on this month cause all the medical grade creams do not work anymore and yes the anal spams are NO joke I legit have the most psychological breakdowns and but I’m hopeful after the Botox and maintaining my dietary lifestyle all will be be well again. I have faith in the God my understanding..

    • @zzuby4276
      @zzuby4276 Год назад

      @@RBedair5560 exactly same here. Mine started after I took antibiotics for sore throat and ended up with bad diarrhea for 4 days then 3 days of constipation exactly a year ago!

    • @dashingdeepika
      @dashingdeepika Год назад

      Same here

  • @LessleeEstrella
    @LessleeEstrella 11 месяцев назад +1

    Is that safe for our 9months old baby???

  • @swaraad5667
    @swaraad5667 5 месяцев назад

    Doctor what do you think about the treatment by botox?

  • @TobeyMontona
    @TobeyMontona 10 месяцев назад +1

    I've been living with this annoying thing for idk 18 years now. I've had to go to er 4 times over the years to get it popped when it got infection n fevers etc...I keep it clean as I can with hydrogen peroxide and havnt had any flare-ups in awhile but this needs to get fixed someday:(

  • @henrecksrubio7437
    @henrecksrubio7437 28 дней назад

    Thank you doctor

  • @lotetikovagone6920
    @lotetikovagone6920 11 месяцев назад

    I live with it for 22yrs now
    Please Doc help me to get rid of it..

  • @fecteaufamily9483
    @fecteaufamily9483 4 месяца назад

    When will the pain ever go away?????

  • @frankiedoor515
    @frankiedoor515 Год назад +3

    Love your channel thanks for the laughs when I’m in pain. Laugh out loud.👍👍🤣

  • @maxmartins9102
    @maxmartins9102 Год назад +3

    I was told that if i stayed with the fistula it would branch out. What about this?

    • @tototl13
      @tototl13 6 месяцев назад

      I think is could be different for everybody

  • @Rjlara95
    @Rjlara95 День назад

    Had my 2 surgery done now I have 3 seton on my perineal and near my anus and below my balls. It starts with hematoma. Now I need to wait for it to get healed and then another 6 months. The doctor told me he will do the final surgery to close the tract once it is matured.

  • @HariAswin-vu3ge
    @HariAswin-vu3ge Месяц назад +2

    Hello iam 14yo diagnosed with anal fistula 😅 but I do not get a large number of puss I get it twice in a month just a bit of drops. Should I need a surgery and if not will the hole close naturally or will it will be there through out my life and is there any home remedies? Could anyone please help me?

  • @InopVirtualPilot
    @InopVirtualPilot 22 дня назад

    Hiya, does anyone know how I can reduce the pain in the area? I have had an abscess that has burst, and now I get stool and wind leakage. I am also getting really painful swelling in the area. It stings so bad, I can't sit down, or walk properly. I am waiting for an MRI, but I have to go to a neurological unit because I have a shunt in my brain. I am guessing it will be a few weeks before my surgeon gets to see these images.

  • @ChristineSpeller01
    @ChristineSpeller01 3 месяца назад +3

    My brother has quite a few fistulas. He just had his second surgery and the surgeon found the fistula that is causing severe problems. He had surgery a few months ago for the other fistulas. He also takes a liquid opium since he has diarrhea as well as pain medication. His Crohn’s is severe and he’s only going to be 50 in April. He’s been having problems since his mid twenties.

  • @bobbycat13
    @bobbycat13 3 месяца назад

    Thank you so much doc

  • @ektatijoriwala6772
    @ektatijoriwala6772 Год назад +1

    Dr. What to do if you have a blind intersphincteric fistulous tract with perinatal abscess. Already drained once but again came back after 28 days.

  • @tucker579
    @tucker579 Год назад +5

    Im just watching this cause i want to know how to avoid, i allready have hemorrhoids, I dont want nothing new down there

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад

      Hemorrhoids are a laughingstock in comparison!

  • @Juststayhopeful10
    @Juststayhopeful10 26 дней назад

    I had unbearable anal itching again and again so I finally went to go one government hospital on previous doc advice first I had MRI recently I knew already I had two fistula but both are transprincteric fistulas doc wrote fistuluctomy and had PAC they r going to give surgery date on next visit with all reports I'm scared about the costs and risks what should I do

  • @gavinnaylor1428
    @gavinnaylor1428 Год назад

    Dr you are amazing

  • @jutoyzkavlog3354
    @jutoyzkavlog3354 Год назад

    How about in medical examination from applying a job is it not a problem?

  • @princesoni6732
    @princesoni6732 9 месяцев назад +2

    Guys, he is saying to live with fistulla if it's 10 yrs. old. What about cancer developing becase of it?.

  • @ibeye
    @ibeye 11 месяцев назад +3

    I'm lucky to have surgery with Thai doctor in Thailand 2 years ago. The doctor said 90% of healing by surgery, 0% with no surgery.
    Just 2days 1night in hospital and 2 weeks for follow up. Total $4,000 for Anal Fistula and Hemorrhoid in one surgery.
    The doctor said mine was not complicate case. So chance was 90% in 1 surgery and now I'm 100% good. So happy to make the right decision.

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 10 месяцев назад

      i am on my 3rd week of recovery. i would recommend surgery. go for it and get rid of this painful disease

    • @mazhar4433
      @mazhar4433 10 месяцев назад +1

      Where to go in Thailand?
      I mean which hospital and doctor?

    • @ibeye
      @ibeye 10 месяцев назад

      @@mazhar4433 I was at Bangkok Christian Hospital for the surgery by Prof.Dr. Arun Rojanasakul.
      You can also see the doctor at Bumrungrad Hospital. Hospitals' details can easily be found by google.

    • @ammar-001
      @ammar-001 9 месяцев назад

      ⁠@@rizwanabatool7281
      Hi buddy, I had fissure which turned into fistula and had my fistula surgery exactly 2 weeks ago, I can feel sometimes very bad pain like the fissure pain. How are you now.? And how long it takes to get fully recovered.? Pls answer when available

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 9 месяцев назад

      @@ammar-001 hi hope u are fine. after 3 weeks u will start feeling better and back to routine life. keep ur wound dry and neat. wear loose trouser. i dry my wound with tissue and apply onitment over it. after 3 weeks fluid will stop draining from the wound. i had my surgry on 28th of feb. 2 monthes past no pain. wound is healed but i am facing mild itching in anus. on monday i will visit my surgeon for follow up meeting. during this time i am taking healthy food lots of water juices fiber rich food fruits to avoid constipation. healthy food and sleep heal wound faster. nothing to worry. get well soon 🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @Creative_Lens_Studio
    @Creative_Lens_Studio 6 месяцев назад +2

    I have been living with this disease since 2020, I handled it via some ointment such as Hydrocortizone and Ichytol and beside that using bunch of probiotics and fiber to avoid constipation, during recent months and due to my working condition (sitting much and much hours behind the computer my problem botherig me too much and finally I got surgery operation 10 days ago, now I am better but I must deal with new problems such as drainage and using tissue, for how long? I don't know...one more thing,the surgery is easy and fast with spinal anesthesia....hope these information can be useful

  • @RoSieRosie-yp1th
    @RoSieRosie-yp1th Год назад

    Is it normal if your external hemorrhoids got wounded? While putting some ointment?

  • @ektatijoriwala6772
    @ektatijoriwala6772 Год назад

    Dr. Sir What is a blind fistula with perianal abscess and what are the treatment options? Does it needs surgery ?

    • @janvikashyap9415
      @janvikashyap9415 11 месяцев назад

      Where r u from

    • @janvikashyap9415
      @janvikashyap9415 11 месяцев назад

      My mother is also suffering from this

    • @oriancunningham
      @oriancunningham 10 месяцев назад

      I had a perianal abscess in october of 2023 and got surgery to get it drained in November 2023, it has formed into a fistula Monday march 18th of 2024, and feces is passing through it, I have a history of Crohns disease in my family and am going to see a rectal/colon specialist surgeon on March 27th. I know with the abscess it was 2.5 inches by 3 inches big, right beside my anus, so I couldnt pass stool or gas, it was miserable, but when it was drained I felt 100% better right after, the fistula now is incredibly painful. I will say a prayer for you

  • @TheJokerman26
    @TheJokerman26 8 месяцев назад +1

    Unfortunately most doctors are money minded. Mine was more or less a complex one and the doctor recommended fistulectomy surgery. And here I am sitting in a worse condition needing another surgery after 3 months. I feel like they can't really control the outcome of the procedure. Now more suffering awaits me and my family.

  • @justinmclaughlin1953
    @justinmclaughlin1953 Год назад +16

    I got an anal fistula when I was 21 years old. I’m 29 now. I combat it with healthy lifestyle and diet - and psylium husk fiber powder in fruit/vegetable smoothies I make. I haven’t tired a surgery. I can basically ignore it with my routine. But sometimes it drains a lot. Hopefully everyone doing alright

    • @bratishabiswas5881
      @bratishabiswas5881 11 месяцев назад +1

      Hi Justin! What was your symptoms of anal fistula??? Please share

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 11 месяцев назад

      get rid of it. by surgeory.
      only solution. by the time time fistula got bigger and divided in branches and multiple tracts

    • @rizwanabatool7281
      @rizwanabatool7281 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@bratishabiswas5881 pain and itching in anal area. become a nod on anal. a pocket become near anal skin full of pus blood. and drain from that skin. sometimes wound heal completely. again it started drain from a hole in skin. a painful. only way to get rid of it is surgeory. if surgeory is fistulotomy. it takes 15 min only. recovery time is 4 to 6 weeks. because wound heal naturally without stitches

    • @lubrisys
      @lubrisys 11 месяцев назад

      Try homeopathy, it helps

    • @justinmclaughlin1953
      @justinmclaughlin1953 11 месяцев назад

      @@bratishabiswas5881 symptoms are basically what you’d find on google. I have super bad ulcerative colitis so this condition was diagnosed by multiple colonoscopies and doctors. Thing can hurt pretty bad

  • @jamesrodriguez5799
    @jamesrodriguez5799 Год назад +1

    Whish he was in my area 😢 am in va and nobody does filac

  • @kjsciacca
    @kjsciacca 8 месяцев назад +3

    Hi doc. 39 yo American male currently working in China. I have fistula that is trans-sphincter. Doctor wants to put me under and determine if seton or lift will be done. I’m just worried because lift procedure isn’t very successful. Would you mind sharing your thoughts? Thanks for your videos

    • @deepanshu1456
      @deepanshu1456 2 месяца назад

      How are you now ?

    • @kjsciacca
      @kjsciacca 2 месяца назад +2

      @ good. He decided to do a fistulectomy. Recovery wasn’t fun but it’s 4 months now and feeling better

  • @DocVits
    @DocVits 3 месяца назад

    It has been 3 years with 5 recurrent episodes of abscess, now have been diagnosed with fistula. Its a transphincteric, anterior, horshoe fistula now im confused what treatment plan should I follow. I want to opt for laser treatment, but I dont know where is it performed and is it trustworthy?

  • @KittyKeypurr
    @KittyKeypurr Год назад +1

    My Google gets an interesting boost after every video these days 🤔 😂

  • @603adventures9
    @603adventures9 17 дней назад

    Im at surgical center monthly fixen the fistulas from my crohns sucks .tryed everything next is colostomy bag time .

  • @alexmoneni9196
    @alexmoneni9196 11 месяцев назад +2

    Hi:
    I widh you had your office in Toronto, so I could come and see you and get a proper advice for my fistula. The only issue I have is of the various type of drainage (blood or yellowish tan stuff) and changing dressing daily and can not sit on hard surfaces due to severe itching of the skin head. Otherwise I can do my normal daily stuff. I have had this fistula for over 2 years now. Although many times it closed skin head but then opened again or i opened it myself and latley I do not get any bumps even after closure of skin head but when open again leads to alot of drainage (red). So per your advice do I need to get a surgery or not? I do not want surgery and there is laser treatment availabe here but its not covered by insurance and its expensive. Please give me advice on what you think I should do. Also the fistula skin head is about the diameter of a green pea and no drainage from anal at all. Only one sided drainage. Thanks in advance.

    • @hollietherese2114
      @hollietherese2114 8 месяцев назад

      Go visit Dr Chung in person, you wont regret it. I drove 23 hours one way, (total 46 hours) for him to assess me and give me options and advice. I got a whole hour of his time and he answered all the questions I've had for 3 years and made me feel so at ease. I wish I had done it sooner!

  • @isabelotan
    @isabelotan 11 месяцев назад +2

    you are the best doc!

  • @romeojudecanlas6005
    @romeojudecanlas6005 Год назад

    I have a fistula about 3years im healed now in tuberculosis drugs

    • @Barrytong
      @Barrytong Год назад +1

      Hi. i am from overseas, how did your fistula heal?

    • @waiy.2862
      @waiy.2862 Год назад +1

      Can you tell me type of tuberculosis drugs name pls . Thk

    • @jeffreyquek4083
      @jeffreyquek4083 11 месяцев назад

      Did U go for surgery?

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад +1

      Is it correct: you healed your fistula with tuberculosis drugs? If yes, can you pls share more?

    • @yvonnnehoveka3892
      @yvonnnehoveka3892 6 месяцев назад

      share more please

  • @C11-n7y
    @C11-n7y 6 месяцев назад

    Im have gas vaginales the protologo 3:01 side lm no have rectovaginal fistula
    Whay lm have gases vaginales lm need help

  • @pag8879
    @pag8879 Год назад +1

    Hi Doc. I am 29 years old. On december 2022 i found out i have crohn diseasse and an perianal abces. On 14 december i had surgery, the doctors drain the abces but on 17 january 2023 i had another surgery, a fistula. I have a seton wire and since then untill now i have surgery every month. Is this normal ? I asked them about stem cells and the answer it was " we will see" . Can you please answer me ? Thank you

    • @gbxmusicchannel3836
      @gbxmusicchannel3836 Год назад

      I had my first operation with a seton last week and they said same to me.
      Depending on how MR looks for mine they said maybe LIFT of stem/fat cells but could not know if it would work until after operation.

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад

      @@gbxmusicchannel3836 My first surgery with stem cells didn't work :(

    • @gbxmusicchannel3836
      @gbxmusicchannel3836 11 месяцев назад

      @@rona899 Did you fix it any other way?
      My MRI looked good and doctor said in 2-10 weeks from now new operation and both LIFT and cells was only 60% to work.
      When yours failed what was the next steps? new seton?

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад

      @@gbxmusicchannel3836 Yes and 2nd surgery the "flap solution", outcome still pending :/

  • @cristinegtsom
    @cristinegtsom 8 месяцев назад

    dok i have cyst at buttoc cheek at seat are..15yr start with small Pimples size become jacstoneball..and become swollen and feb this year 2024 the I have surgery ,it open wound from first month my wound easy heal, the tisue is already grow and close the open wound but in 3month starting have pus come out and I have small barbecue stick size whole and I touch have hard ball again and around area become hard again .and day by day the abscess and pus keep coming back..my next visit is August but now may the pus every 3hours I get 1drop tears..im worried the infection can enter into my blood..since August is still so far..should I take immediately another dok openion

    • @AlignwithDivine1
      @AlignwithDivine1 8 месяцев назад

      Go to emergency room for antibiotics if needed..

  • @jameschael5445
    @jameschael5445 4 месяца назад +1

    I'm 19, I have 1 fistula before and after surgery I was so happy but after 1 year the fistula comes back in other side and after few months another 1 fistula beside the ano so I got 2 fistula now 😢😢😢😢

  • @akraghav92
    @akraghav92 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you Doc From India !
    Could you help me with a few doubts sir ?
    I have been getting a heat boil on my buttocks very near to Anus , initially I used to think because of to much heat this is forming and I left it to mature and drain out by itself . But It has no become a recurring boil at the same place .
    This boil or bump is not painful , I have no problem passing my stool , I can sit comfortably without any pain and neither there is any blood or pus oozing out . I am really confused as to what condition is this ? Some are saying fistula some are pilonidal sinus and my dermatologist thinks it’s just normal furuncle .
    I am really confused with the diagnosis being done with no clarity on what the condition is for proper treatment . Could you please help me sir ?

  • @arisgolseen2693
    @arisgolseen2693 9 месяцев назад

    Can you get a Fistula without an open hole outside?

  • @gilb-s1s
    @gilb-s1s Год назад +2

    Dr. Chung can u pls help me? I had my surgery in fistula in ano last 2 weeks ago. Today, I pooped kinda hard and it bleed. Should i worry so much for this? Or is it normal? The blood stopped actually but i am afraid to pooped now because of phobia. It was too much blood. Pls notice me. Thank you

    • @tarikhelo4269
      @tarikhelo4269 Год назад +2

      Normal i had mines 6 years ago and still bleed from time to time

    • @TKFOH
      @TKFOH Год назад

      ​@@tarikhelo4269Did you heal fully? What kind of surgery? And total recovery time? I'm almost 4 mos post fistulotomy. At 12 week follow-up CRS said I looked fully healed. I explained I have overnight drainage, that's either sweat, water, or clear thin mucus. He said I couldn't possibly know that it's coming from the fistulotomy site, and basically laughed at me and said I have a sweaty ass. This doesn't follow normal sweaty ass patterns and the spots on my boxers that I wake up to are centered where my underwear would be closest to my anus.

    • @gilb-s1s
      @gilb-s1s Год назад

      @@tarikhelo4269 thank u but did u had surgery already?

    • @tarikhelo4269
      @tarikhelo4269 Год назад

      Yes I did a few years ago and did it 2 times as 1st didnt work

    • @gilb-s1s
      @gilb-s1s Год назад +1

      @@tarikhelo4269 this is sad to hear by the way can u tell me more about why u had to second time surgery? Thank u so much

  • @Minifigure98
    @Minifigure98 9 месяцев назад +2

    Hello doc, As u said doing it, Can untreated anal fistula turns into anal cancer?

    • @Lanos666
      @Lanos666 5 месяцев назад

      After 15 to 20 years, if you don’t treat it, then you might get cancer. That’s what my doctor told me.

    • @Ban-li4ve
      @Ban-li4ve 4 месяца назад

      It’s less than one percent chance you get cancer from a fistula.

  • @zainroyan1556
    @zainroyan1556 5 месяцев назад +1

    I had fistulla two surgeriea and i cant say IAM SO REGRETED IT!! Normally before surgery i got 3 months or 6 months reccurence no big deal. But after surgery this shit never closed its always drain puss. Im so pissedddd to the doctor for ruining my lifeeeee i wish i can turn back the time

  • @sumantabiswas5547
    @sumantabiswas5547 10 месяцев назад

    Anyone help me plzz😢..i did my fistula surgery in September 8,2023. now i hve still a small hole in skin and sometimes come out pus little bit from there.. i have to do again surgery??😢

  • @Cowdogis
    @Cowdogis Год назад +2

    What causes fistulas?

    • @dazeofmylife
      @dazeofmylife Год назад

      What causes fistulas is a watery bowel. Water will always find a way to travel, so when the anal sphincter muscle holds back wet feces or diarrhea, the water will move through the skin and cause a swelling lump filled with liquid which then turns to pus. This abcess must be lanced or stuck with a needle to have the liquid drained out on a daily basis. As long as a person has a liquidy bowel, surgery will not work. If the fistula start place is above the sphincter muscle, you have a chance to heal it, but if the start of the fistula is in the sphincter muscle you are stuck with the damn thing. I came back from Vietnam in 1967 and shortly thereafter I became sick to my stomach with sharp pains and after five days could not move in bed and was taken in for emergency surgery at Presbyterian Saint Luke's Hospital in Chicago where Dr. Jehoom Yang performed emergency laparotomy removing two feet of my terminal ileum due to perforation from Crohn's disease. That was over 50 years ago. What a wonderful surgeon he was and now retired at the age of 92 I spoke with him recently thanking me for saving my life. Nowadays, approximately 25-30 percent of people who go into this surgery DIE from sepsis poisoning! So at the age of 75, I have been squeezing the pus out of my fistula daily for over 50 years after one fistula surgery failed years ago. You asked the very best question of all when you asked "What causes fistula". Dr. Chung did not address your question so I did.

    • @rona899
      @rona899 11 месяцев назад

      trauma

    • @dazeofmylife2
      @dazeofmylife2 11 месяцев назад

      WET WATERY BOWEL

    • @dazeofmylife2
      @dazeofmylife2 11 месяцев назад

      wrong@@rona899