Infected anal fistula 11598...India
The 67-year-old brother-in-law of the practitioner was having great discomfort during bowel movements for the past week, starting Apr 2018. So in May 2018 he consulted his physician who, after physical examination, identified a fistula near the anus and advised surgical removal. As it was not too bothersome, he did not follow up. Towards end July, the fistula became swollen, painful and inflamed. After a week when he found it difficult to sit comfortably, he returned to his physician on 6 Aug 2018. He prescribed a 5-day course of antibiotics and recommended betadine sitz baths, followed by surgery.
After completing the course, he was reluctant to undergo surgery, so he sought vibrionics treatment. During the consultation, he appeared weak and anxious. He also had a history of high blood pressure, hypothyroidism, and diabetes, all of which were well-managed with allopathic medication. As his physician had mentioned that fistulas are more common in diabetic patients, he also requested a remedy for his diabetes to help prevent any recurrence. On 15 Aug 2018, he was given:
#1. CC4.4 Constipation + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic+ CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic...6TD
#2. CC6.3 Diabetes...OD
He was advised to continue his regular allopathic medication for high blood pressure, hypothyroid and diabetes along with sitz baths.
Treatment progress:
- 18 Aug 2018: Huge discharge of pus and blood from the fistula after three days, 25% improvement in pain; #1 enhanced to #3. CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions + #1...6TD.
- 30 Aug 2018: Pain vanished, wound dried, resumed work, sitz baths stopped; #3 diminished to #4. CC4.4 Constipation + CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions…TDS.
- 14 Sept 2018: #4 reduced to BD, then to OD on 16 Sept and stopped on 18 Sept.
As of June 2025, there has been no recurrence and patient continues to take #2 along with allopathic medication.