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Belly Button Hernia After Surgery

Belly Button Hernia After Surgery

Abdominal surgeries help treat several medical conditions, but in some cases, weakness can develop around the surgical area and lead to a hernia. A belly button hernia after surgery occurs when tissues or abdominal contents push through a weakened area near the navel...
Anal Fissure: Surgery vs Botox Which Is Better?

Anal Fissure: Surgery vs Botox Which Is Better?

The right choice depends on fissure chronicity, sphincter status, and patient risk profile. Lateral internal sphincterotomy heals over 90% of chronic anal fissures but carries permanent continence risk. Botulinum toxin achieves 60–80% healing, is reversible, and is...
Can Piles Come Back After Laser Treatment?

Can Piles Come Back After Laser Treatment?

Piles can come back after laser treatment. Laser haemorrhoidoplasty removes the haemorrhoids precisely but it doesn’t remove the cause. Chronic straining, low fibre diet, prolonged sitting, and constipation remain after the procedure unless the patient actively...
Piles and Fissure: Can Both Be Treated Together?

Piles and Fissure: Can Both Be Treated Together?

Yes, piles and fissures can be treated in the same operative sitting. Both affect the anal region, are diagnosed at the same examination, and often share a common cause: chronic constipation and straining. Combining haemorrhoidectomy or laser treatment with lateral...
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