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Hi, i can't treat my fistula because it is a very complicated case, and it is been very painful since last month... how likely is it going to turn into sepsis or other deadly diseases ? and if it did turn into sepsis how likely i would survive?
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Many more details about your fistula are needed to better help you. Please consider seeing a doctor in person locally for guidance.
Answered 8/26/2022
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I assume you mean anal fistula. You cant treat it yourself. It has to be treated by a competent surgeon. It will not turn into a deadly disease. Once it heals after surgery you will be fine and live a normal life. So relax
Answered 8/26/2022
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