What is the best way to treat anal fistula cyst?

If cystic anal fistula is not effectively treated and resolved, it may cause more serious symptoms. Therefore, in order to reduce the adverse effects caused by cystic anal fistula and avoid recurrence, surgical treatment is recommended.

1. Anal fistula cannot heal itself. If it is not treated, it will recur, so surgical treatment is necessary. There are many surgical methods for anal fistula. The key to the operation is to minimize damage to the anal sphincter, prevent anal incontinence, and avoid the recurrence of anal fistula. There are two types of treatments for anal fistula: traditional surgery and minimally invasive surgery. Traditional surgery for anal fistula is very painful, especially the long recovery time after surgery, which usually takes about a month. Therefore, patients often describe anal fistula surgery as "hell on earth." Therefore, many patients are now basically unwilling to undergo traditional surgery, and instead choose minimally invasive surgery with small incisions, painless procedures, and quick postoperative recovery.

2. Advantages of HCPT minimally invasive surgery:

1. Visual: Patients can watch the entire surgical process on a computer monitor.

2. High efficiency: During the operation, the anal fistula lesions can be directly and minimally invasively electrocoagulated without any other operations.

3. Safety: The surgical process can effectively block bacteria and feces from the source of infection and the patient will recover after the operation.

4. Worry-free: Recovery after surgery is fast and does not affect normal work and study.

5. Painless: The entire operation is performed painlessly. The best way to treat anal fistula is surgery. So if your condition is serious, it is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor for examination.