<p>The anal fistula diagnosis usually starts with a very detailed physical examination of the anus and adjacent perianal area. The doctor will search for external openings, signs of infection, swelling, or discharge. A doctor might also gently palpate the area to feel for underlying tracts or abscesses. Accurate diagnosis is important for planning the correct management approach because many patients consider Goyal Piles Laser Centre for <strong>Fistula Treatment Without Surgery in India</strong>, where noninvasive and minimally invasive techniques can also promote effective recovery.</p>

<p>To ensure an accurate and complete diagnosis, the physician may swear by some additional diagnostic tests, among which are the following:</p>

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	<li><strong>Anoscopy</strong>: A special instrument, the anoscope, is introduced into the rectum with great care to allow direct visualization of the anal canal and to look for associated abnormality.</li>
	<li><strong>MRI Fistulogram</strong>: The test is used for positive diagnosis to confirm the presence of an anal fistula and map the course as well as extent of the fistula tract.</li>
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