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Fitsula

some 5 years back pain out side near anal opeing started and eventually a opening develop with dischaarge of pus, when i consult the doc he said its fitsula so i started homeopathic tratement, after some months another opening developed near the firt one, after several month treatment both the openng are dried now but i feel pain after passing stool. please tell me is it fitsula? and am i getting better since there is no pus but only pain.

Doors on 2006-12-01

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Please visit the link below where you can read the many cases of patients who have been helped by using

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♡ Joe De Livera last decade

Thank you for the reply, i have gone through the link but i only want to ask am i suffering from fistula or some thing else as told by my doc, secondly if it is fitsula than why i am still having pain with 7 months homeopathic treatment and with no pus or dranage?
please reply soon i am worried.

Doors last decade

Dear doors

Can you explain what remedies you took in 7 months long homeopathic treatment.

And regarding your fistula remote diagnosis is very difficult. Only you have to check with a doctor in person to confirm or rule out fistula.

♡ maheeru last decade

when ever i feel severe pain i took synflex and kept on homeopathic medicines which i dont know

Doors last decade

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