Here at the Colorectal Clinic of Tampa Bay, we specialize in various diseases that affect the anal canal, opening, and the rest of the bowel. If you have struggled with anal abscesses in the past, you may likely develop an anal fistula at some point in your life. Let’s take a look at what anal fistulas are, how they are diagnosed, and how serious they can be.
If you’ve ever noticed someone with a medical device that appears to be a bag hanging from their stomach, you’ve likely seen someone who’s had a colostomy. But when does one need a colostomy done, and will life after ever be the same? Today we’re discussing what you’ll need to know for post-procedure life. (Hint: many patients find that having a colostomy isn’t as bad as they thought it would be!)
One fairly common problem our colorectal specialists treat at the Colorectal Clinic Of Tampa Bay is the presence of anal fistulas. This condition is not widely common amongst most individuals, but when it does present itself, it must be treated by a professional. Read more to learn everything you need to know about anal fistulas.
