You can mail your details and medical history, scan copies of your reports etc. and ask for a suitable date. You need to mail scanned copy of your passport before getting a confirmed appointment. On request a letter may be provided to you conforming your medical condition and requirement to stay in the country for [...]
Most patients are able to sit in the normal position from the day after the procedure.
Water, other liquids are given after the effect of the anaesthesia wear off. If you are not suffering from nausea or vomiting, soups fresh, soft easily digestible vegetarian food can be taken on the same day. From the next day normal diet is advisable. You may be asked to avoid certain food items. [...]
You can get a good, clean, ventilated AC rooms with attached bathroom and English toilet. The paramedical staff is qualified, cordial, understanding and helpful. They may not understand foreign language. Alternatively you may stay in the any hotel of your choice, budget after 24 to 48 hours (depending upon your conditions) of the operation. [...]
There is no fixed package. Charges vary accordingly to the size, length, complexity, and route of the track complications due to associated disease if any.
Yes,Definitely, Ksharasutra ligation has high success rate even in previously operated recurrent fistula-in-ano.
Yes, we have developed special technique to treat recto-vaginal fistula. The technique is combination of reconstructive flap surgery and Ksharasutra ligation.
Ksharasutra therapy is an integral part of the ancient Indian Medical science & Ayurveda. It can be practiced only in countries where all Ayurveda practices can be legally performed. To here best of my knowledge, one can get Ksharasutra treatment only in India.
In out station cases where it is unable to visit us every week, we provide the required no. of Ksharasutra and video Cd of the procedure to change the Ksharasutra (these are provided to only those patients who have been treated/operated at our hospital). The changes of Ksharasutra can be performed by any surgeon, proctologist, [...]
No, You will pass a stool normally.
