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How to Repair an Enterocutaneous Fistula Laparoscopically: A step-by-step guide / Laparoscopic

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[defilerwyrm]

I'm a trans man who wants phallo SO bad but the Fear Mongering people do makes me so scared. I have such a fear of surgery anyway and people say phallo is nearly 23hrs long, and it has more risks than heart surgery does, and idk if these are true bc I'm too scared to google it..But I want it so bad, but the stuff I hear scares me. Also people saying it doesn't have any sensation worries me. You said trans men can ask about it so I hope this is ok to do on anon!!! I'd appreciate a non fear filled reply so much thanks!!

23 hours!! Those poor surgeons, can you imagine!

Virtual hugs if you’re the hugging type, Anon, and a cool rock if you’re not.

Those things are definitely not true, not remotely. It’s a long surgery, but when I say it’s long that means it’s about 8 hours all told. It sounds like maybe someone heard it referred to as an “all-day” thing meaning a full WORK day, but instead assumed that that meant a full CALENDAR day. Or, you know, a transphobe made shit up to scare people.

It is most definitely not nearly as risky to your wellbeing as a surgery in which they saw open your sternum and cut open your actual beating heart. There is a fairly high chance of a minor complication that can result in the terrible ordeal of getting pee on your pants sometimes—a urethral fistula—and in most cases, they close up on their own anyway without needing another surgery to correct them. And in this case, “fairly high” means 40%, so it’s still less than half a chance that it’ll happen in the first place. At worst it’s annoying. Serious complications, the type that put you in danger, are extremely rare.

The sensation thing is also false, because they literally harvest a length of nerve from your donor site and hook it up to your existing bits specifically so you WILL have sensation! Sure, it takes a little while for the nerve to heal, but that’s just the reality of ANY surgery.

The nerve grows back in your donor site, too, by the way. While I was typing this up I discovered that one particular spot on my graft is ticklish.

Everyone has their own individual healing factor, but speaking for myself, I had full erotic sensation before the 3-month mark, and the orgasms have been incredible. The head and base are highly sensitive, and everything in between responds pretty damn nicely too, just less of a hit-the-ceiling level of sensitivity. And, you know, if you’ve handled an AMAB person’s penis much at all you’ll know that’s pretty much in keeping with how their dicks work too.

It is an in-patient surgery so if you have it, you’ll be staying in a hospital for a few days so they can keep an eye out for rare disasters. My stay was four or five days of snoring most of the day and periodically getting woken up to eat or answer some simple check-in questions, lift my arm for nurses to move stuff, etc, and then conking back out.

Being cathed sucks, but two weeks of frequent trips to the toilet to drain your bag is honestly nothing compared to a lifetime without (or with vastly reduced) bottom dysphoria. That’s the part that I hated. Everything else was your typical recovery: 10-15 days of sleeping 20 hours a day, then however many weeks of being tired, taking meds, and careful washing, gradually feeling more and more normal until you’re back up to full and ready to get back to business as usual.

Except with this one, you get to learn to pee standing up in the process. :D

(Protip: don’t try a public urinal until you’ve got it down pat at home. Not because of cis men, but because the learning process is messy, lol! The overwhelming majority of cis men in public restrooms want nothing to do with anyone else while they’re in there. The only place anyone’s gonna give your dick more than half a second’s accidental glance is in a gay bar. In 8+ years of using public men’s rooms I have yet to see one (1) penis that wasn’t mine!)

[rabbitcruiser]

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women is observed in Canada on December 6 each year. Informally called White Ribbon Day, the day marks the anniversary of the École Polytechnique massacre in 1989. As we reflect on the act of senseless violence that claimed the lives of 14 women, we emphasize our dedication to fighting the hatred that inspired the tragedy.

History of National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

The National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women in Canada honors victims of gender-based violence and those who have died because of it. It is also an opportunity to act and do our part to create a better world. We can overcome gender-based violence by reflecting and learning from the past, relating to survivors, and speaking against violent behavior.

The Canadian Parliament established the day in 1991 to commemorate the 1989 massacre at Polytechnique Montréal, previously École Polytechnique de Montréal. As we mourn the deaths, we must also remember all those who continue to be victims of gender-based violence. Canadians have constructed memorial sites throughout the country in response to the tragedy, ensuring that people are aware of the events, making society aware of how frequently violence against women occurs, and honoring the lives of those who have been killed.

Every act of violence against women is motivated by a perception that women are less human than males. As a result, the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women commemorates more than one massacre. It is a call for awareness and change in the face of male violence against women worldwide. According to the United Nations, 35% of women are victims of some form of sexual and physical violence inflicted by an intimate partner or non-partner. This day serves as a reminder of the danger of the power imbalance between men and women worldwide and that we have a responsibility to do something about it.

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women timeline

1983

Bill C-127 is Passed

Bill C-127 is issued in Canada, making rape and sexual assault a crime within the context of marriage.

1985

Charter of Rights and Freedoms Activated

In Canada, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms establishes the right to equality, preventing the government from discriminating against people because of their gender or sexual orientation.

1989, 6 December

The École Polytechnique de Montréal Massacre Occurs

An antifeminist shooter murders 14 women at the École Polytechnique in Montréal, Canada.

1991

Parliament Establishes the Holiday

The Parliament of Canada commissions the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women to mark the Montréal Massacre’s anniversary.

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women FAQs

What are the effects of gender-based violence?

Victims of gender-based violence often suffer reproductive and sexual health issues such as unwanted pregnancies, STDs, traumatic fistula, and unsafe abortions.

What are the common forms of partner violence?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention highlights sexual violence, physical violence, psychological aggression, and stalking as the four most common types of partner violence.

How can we end gender-based violence?

Taking action is the best way to end gender-based violence. Here is how you can do it:

Pay attention to survivors, learn from them, and believe their reports. 

Educate the next generation based on what you’ve learned. 

Learn more about consent.

Identify the signs of physical and sexual abuse. 

Don’t shy away from starting a conversation.

How to Observe National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

Research and share information: The only way to win the battle is to know the enemy. Study the history of gender-based violence and share the information to help spread awareness and help those who need it.

Donate to charities: Donate to charities for victims of gender-based violence. Your donations go a long way in helping survivors adjust and cope with trauma.

Join local events: Look up participating organizations around you and join their events. Volunteer your time and lend your voice to the cause.

5 Shocking Facts About Gender-Based Violence

Child brides: Over 15 million girls under 18 get married every year; that is about 28 every minute.

Unwanted advances: Approximately 30% of females report that they were forced into their first sexual experience.

High risk: Females between 15-44 years old are more likely to be victims of domestic violence or rape than car accidents, cancer, or malaria.

High HIV numbers: In 2015, over 58% of HIV infections were attributed to young women and adolescent girls.

One too many: One in every three women worldwide is a victim of sexual or physical violence.

Why National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women is Important

It creates awareness: We can’t change it if we don’t talk about it. This observance helps us create awareness about the violence that women suffer at the hands of men.

We leave an impact: We all get to act and stand against discrimination and gender-based violence. Our actions help change society’s attitude towards women and minorities.

To honor the victims: Countless lives are lost to the horrors of gender-based violence every year. This holiday is an opportunity to remember the victims we lost and what they endured.

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[answersfromzestual]

Metoidioplasty Frequently Asked Questions and Answers:

How many stages is metoidioplasty?

One-stage procedure for the creation of a neophallus from a hormonally enlarged clitoris.

Can metoidioplasty penetrate?

Sexual penetration after Metoidioplasty is rarely possible. Some people can find the right position to penetrate but aren't able to thrust or achieve deep penetration. (If this is important to you, consider Phalloplasty)

Do I need to be on testosterone to have a Metoidioplasty?

Yes, surgeons generally require you to be on testosterone for one to two years prior to having Metoidioplasty to maximize the growth of the neo-phallus before surgery. lf you're planning to go off testosterone at some point after surgery. It's important to know that you could lose phallus length, which could prevent standing to urinate

Do I need to have a Hysterectomy before Metoidioplasty?

Only if you're having a Vaginectomy procedure done. With Metoidioplasty, then the uterus needs to be removed. (Ovaries do not have to be removed.)

Will I be able to pee while standing after Metoidioplasty?

The ability to pee while standing after

Metoidioplasty depends on anatomy and is not always possible. People who are heavier are often not able to urinate standing up after metoidioplasty

Are there ways to enlarge a metoidioplasty penis?

A surgeon in Iran published a study in 2016 about the successful use of a traction device (ex. pump) to lengthen the post- metoidioplasty phallus. Dr. Toby Meltzer a Metoidioplasty surgeon based in Scottsdale, Arizona and Portland, Oregon has long advocated pumping to enlarge the neo-phallus before metoidioplasty.

Can I have Urethral Lengthening without having a Vaginectomy?

Most surgeons require a vaginectomy if Urethroplasty (Urethral lengthening/UL) is being performed because Vaginectomy reduces the risk of fistula. However, there are a handful of surgeons who will do UL without vaginectomy: Dr. Heidi Wittenberg in San Francisco, and the surgeons at Crane Center for Transgender Surgery, Drs. Crane, Santucci and Safir, If considering this option, it's important to understand the increased risk of complications.

Can I have Testicular Implants put in at the same time as the Metoidioplasty and Scrotoplasty?

Most surgeons prefer to wait until the scrotum has healed before putting in testicular implants. Generally, this takes place 5-6 months after the initial surgery. The exception to this is with the Belgrade Metoidioplasty technique with labial flaps joined at the midline to create the scotum (vs. VY Scrotoplasty). In this case, the testicular implants are put in during the initial surgery.

What is recovery from Metoidioplasty like?

Recovery can include: moderate to severe pain; a catheter for 2-6 weeks if urethral lengthening is performed; no desk work for two weeks, and no strenuous activities for four weeks.

What is a fistula?

If you experience urine coming out from somewhere other than the urethra or catheter tube, this is a fistula. These often heal on their own but sometimes require surgery. Depending on the fistula, surgeons will require a period of three to six months between the original metoidioplasty surgery and a fistula repair surgery to allow tissues to heal and strengthen. Learn more about potential complications from Metoidioplasty here.

What if I decide after surgery that I need Phalloplasty? Can Phalloplasty be performed on someone who has had a previous Metoidioplasty?

Yes, phalloplasty can be performed for some patients who have had metoidioplasty in the past. It is dependent on how your original surgery was done and surgeon preference.

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[kaizenfistulacare]

Chronic anorectal fistula is a complex and challenging situation that affects thousands of individuals worldwide. While it is primarily associated with discomfort, pain, and potential complications like infection, a less-discussed aspect of this condition is its potential link to cancer. In this blog post, we will explore the risk of cancer in chronic anorectal fistula patients and discuss how Kaizen Fistula Care’s comprehensive approach is addressing this critical issue.

[healthyaadaayo]

Learn essential tips about piles, fissures, and fistulas for better health management.

[leomonwell]

The Heart of a Fighter: Michele’s Journey of Health and Hope

On the latest episode of the Leo MonWell podcast, I had an incredibly inspiring guest: Michele (with one L), haha.

Watch the FULL EPISODE or keep reading after the preview:

Michele has survived challenges that would have most people calling it quits—and she's still here, radiating positivity, warmth, and that fighter's spirit that leaves you in absolute awe. This woman is a true testament to resilience. Michele has faced down health issues that most of us can only imagine, and she's outperformed all the odds like it was a personal mission. She doesn’t just survive—she thrives.

So, let me set the scene. Michele's daily routine involves a lot more than the usual hustle many of us know. She goes through dialysis—a life-saving process that purifies her blood three times a week because her kidneys are no longer functioning. And though this process leaves her drained physically, she doesn't let it steal her joy or hope. Michele has her routines, her home life, and her daily rhythms, proving that her determination is what drives her, not her diagnosis. “It keeps me here so I can talk with you,” she says with gratitude, reframing something most people would dread as an opportunity to connect.

Dialysis, grafts, and fistulas in her arms? They’re just part of her story. Michele is upfront about the reality—she knows the risks, she knows the toll it takes, but she also knows that as long as she’s breathing, she’s fighting. And she’s been fighting for a while now. Her journey began in 1998 when her two sons were young. She had her first major hospitalization and almost lost her life, yet she was back out soon, continuing her mission of raising her boys. As a single mom, she did it all, and the beauty of her strength is that she didn’t give up, even when she was barely holding on financially. “I did what I could,” she told me, recalling how grilled cheese sandwiches became a meal to make it through to payday.

Michele shared the story of raising her two active boys on a tight budget—how they learned to make the best of what they had. And while those days were challenging, they were also filled with love and laughter.

Over the years, her health continued to test her. From TTP to multiple strokes and the loss of her ability to walk, Michele has had to re-learn basics like sitting up and moving her body again. But she made it, step by step, with her faith holding her up. There was a moment when she described the days after a stroke when she had to lie down to eat, unable to even sit upright without vertigo taking her down. She didn’t sugarcoat it—those were hard days, but in her words, “God carried me.” And Michele, in her unique way, has this fire that keeps her not only pushing forward but lifting up those around her, as she did for her sons and her grandson, who she raised for six years.

She’s a proud grandma now, and despite it all, she talks about life with such genuine love and positivity. We laughed when she described how she's now “petite” from all the weight she lost—finally fitting into a petite dress she’d long wanted. But trust me, that petite frame holds a super-sized spirit!

In a world that’s often caught up in convenience and comfort, Michele reminds us all about the strength found in struggle. As a medical social worker, I’ve seen plenty of people facing life-changing diagnoses, but Michele stands out. She hasn’t just fought—she’s shown that you can live, love, and lead a life filled with purpose no matter what the odds are. And it’s not about feeling sorry for herself or wanting anyone’s pity. She’s here to show the world that strength is possible, even on the toughest days.

So, to Michele with one L, I’m honored to have you as a guest. Your story is a beacon for anyone facing challenges, and I hope that everyone reading this takes a little piece of your courage and keeps it close. You’re here, and you’re living proof that resilience, faith, and a fighting spirit can carry us through anything. Thank you for being that light on the Leo MonWell podcast.

[jravedaclinic]

Expert Kshar Sutra Doctors in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad and Delhi– JraVeda Ayurveda Clinic

If you're seeking effective, non-surgical treatment for anal fistula, piles, or other anorectal conditions, JraVeda Ayurveda Clinic in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, offers advanced Kshar Sutra therapy. Known for its minimally invasive approach and high success rate, Kshar Sutra treatment is a time-tested Ayurvedic procedure that promotes healing while minimizing recurrence and side effects.

At JraVeda, our Kshar Sutra doctors in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad and Delhi are experts in this specialized therapy, ensuring precise application and personalized care. The Kshar Sutra method involves the use of a medicated thread coated with herbal alkaline substances to gradually and safely treat fistulas, hemorrhoids, and pilonidal sinus. This process helps in cutting, draining, and healing affected areas naturally, while significantly reducing discomfort and downtime.

Our clinic prioritizes patient comfort, employing traditional Ayurvedic principles to deliver safe, effective results. Each treatment is customized to suit individual needs, promoting complete healing and minimizing the risk of recurrence.

If you're in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, and searching for qualified Kshar Sutra doctors, JraVeda Ayurveda Clinic provides a trusted, natural approach to treating complex conditions without surgery. Book a consultation to learn more about our effective and holistic Kshar Sutra treatment.

For More Info Visit us : https://jraveda.com/kshar-sutra-doctors-indirapuram-ghaziabad.html

[defilerwyrm]

May i ask how's the recovery process after gender affirming surgeries?

If you mean how's it going now: my last surgery was in 2022 so at this point I'm 100% healed up. I was SUPPOSED to get my implants in December 2023 but my insurance company has been fucking me over at every turn so that's still on hold.

If you mean how was it at the time:

Top surgery (2018) was pretty easy for me since I have a desk job. I stayed with family in town for the first 2 weeks, during which time I basically did nothing but sleep, wake up long enough to use the toilet, take a dry shower, eat something, take more pain meds, then go back to sleep. I had 4 weeks off work, so after that I was a little sore and still confined to button-down shirts because I couldn't raise my arms above shoulder level; then I went back to work and all was normal for the next month. But...

Because I am an unlucky son of a bitch, I had a rare complication: I developed a seroma that dehysced (i.e. a hole opened up along my suture line that leaked large amounts of greasy, bright orange fluid made up of lymph and blood), which was not painful at all but was absolutely disgusting and very alarming to experience—but not a medical emergency or anything, and was easily fixed with a revision surgery. I took another 2 (I think?) weeks off work and it's been fine ever since. The left side of my chest is a little funny but I don't really care, it was fully worth it. Please note that I did not have drains. If you have drains, you're even LESS likely to have this problem.

Hysterectomy (2019) was much the same: I slept through the first two weeks and spent the next 2 in a recliner with an ice pack on my lower belly, playing a lot of Stardew Valley and getting into Critical Role. I was lucky enough to live with a friend who loves cooking. I ate a lot of soup. The soreness wasn't that bad, but I have a policy of staying ahead of the pain by using timers for how often I should be taking them. The worst part of it was the pain meds, tbh, because I really don't like the way oxycodone makes me feel; at the same time, I'm grateful for that fact because it keeps me from forming a habit.

Phalloplasty etc (2021) was kinda rough to start. I had 3 months off work that time. Slept through the first 2 weeks as usual. But for the first 3 weeks total I had a suprapubic catheter in and man I fuckin' hate being cathed. I felt like I needed to pee at all times, even immediately after draining the cath bag. Awful. Learning to pee standing up was...let's just say I did a lot of laundry and cleaning, lol. This was made worse by the fact that I had two fistulae (holes that go through the urethra all the way to the outside)—like I said, I've got bad luck. One of them healed up all on its own, like most of them do. The other one required a revision 8 months later, which meant being cathed again for a while, SIGH. But back to post-op for phallo: I had physical therapy for my left arm to make sure I kept a good range of motion; I kept the graft bandaged with daily gentle cleanup, application of ointments, and rebandaging; and had to take dry showers for the first uhhhhh. 2 weeks at least, maybe 3 or 4? After I got the cath out, things were MUCH easier. I was just kinda vaguely tired and sore and spent most of my time lying down. My libido came back at the start of the 2nd month, which was frustrating af because it wasn't till the start of the 3rd month that I was healed up enough to do anything about it (but once I could, holy FUCK it was incredible).

[lunimasafetyt]

The ancient science of Ayurveda continues to evolve, incorporating both modern methods and traditional knowledge to provide more effective and holistic healthcare solutions. One such integral component of Ayurvedic surgery is Kshar Sutra Therapy, an age-old treatment for conditions such as piles, fistula, and fissures. Over time, this method has undergone significant refinement to improve its efficacy.If you are a healthcare professional or someone looking to advance your knowledge in this field, Piles Fistula Clinic is proud to offer updated Kshar Sutra training courses in India, tailored to meet the latest standards in this renowned Ayurvedic practice.

What is Kshar Sutra Therapy?

Kshar Sutra is a parasurgical technique used mainly in Ayurveda for the treatment of anorectal disorders like piles, anal fistulas, fissures, and pilonidal sinus. The therapy uses a special medicated thread (the Sutra) which is coated with a mixture of herbs and alkaline solutions to ensure slow, yet steady healing of the infected area without invasive surgery. “kashar sutra updateing course in india”

This technique has gained worldwide recognition due to its low recurrence rates, minimal side effects, and the ability to target chronic conditions that other forms of treatment often fail to resolve. The success rate of Kshar Sutra therapy has prompted a surge in interest, leading to the need for continual updates to the course content.

Why Opt for an Updated Kshar Sutra Course?

With new research emerging and Ayurvedic therapies gaining popularity globally, it is essential for practitioners to stay informed about the latest advancements. The Piles Fistula Clinic offers an updated Kshar Sutra course to ensure that both new and experienced practitioners stay ahead of the curve in this specialized treatment. “kashar sutra updateing course in india”

The updated course integrates modern diagnostic tools with traditional Kshar Sutra techniques, providing a comprehensive learning experience. You will learn:

The history and evolution of Kshar Sutra.

Step-by-step guidance on sutra preparation.

Hands-on application techniques for treating piles, fistula, and other anorectal disorders.

Case studies and practical scenarios to deepen understanding.

Post-therapy care and management to ensure full recovery for patients.

How to combine Kshar Sutra with modern Ayurvedic practices for enhanced outcomes.

Who Can Benefit from This Course?

This updated Kshar Sutra course is specifically designed for:

Ayurvedic doctors and practitioners looking to refine their skills and offer this highly effective treatment to their patients.

Medical professionals from other disciplines who wish to broaden their knowledge of traditional treatments and expand their practice.

Students of Ayurveda who want to gain expertise in parasurgical techniques.

At Piles Fistula Clinic, the course is structured to meet the learning needs of different levels of proficiency, from beginners to advanced practitioners. Whether you are just starting in the field of Ayurveda or looking to enhance your current practice, this course is invaluable for expanding your treatment options.

Course Structure and Duration

The Kshar Sutra updating course at Piles Fistula Clinic is thoughtfully designed to provide a blend of theory, practical experience, and patient management. The duration of the course may vary depending on the level of training, typically ranging from one to six weeks. Our training modules are flexible to accommodate the schedule of professionals, with both online and in-person sessions available. “kashar sutra updateing course in india”

Module 1: Introduction to Kshar Sutra and Ayurvedic Anatomy.

Module 2: Preparation and Application of Kshar Sutra.

Module 3: Patient Diagnosis and Treatment.

Module 4: Post-treatment Care and Long-term Management.

State-of-the-Art Facilities and Expert Trainers

The Piles Fistula Clinic is renowned for its specialized care in the treatment of piles and fistula, led by experienced Ayurvedic surgeons. Our clinic is equipped with the latest technology and tools to support the Kshar Sutra procedure, ensuring that students have access to a world-class learning environment. You’ll receive guidance from top Ayurvedic professionals who have spent years perfecting this technique, as well as exposure to real-time patient care.

Career Opportunities After Certification

On completing the updated Kshar Sutra course, practitioners will be well-equipped to offer this treatment in their own practice or as part of a specialized Ayurvedic clinic. The growing demand for alternative medicine globally makes this a valuable addition to any practitioner’s skillset. Certified professionals from Piles Fistula Clinic will have an edge in the competitive healthcare market, particularly in treating anorectal disorders without the need for invasive surgery. “kashar sutra updateing course in india”

Conclusion

The Kshar Sutra Course at Piles Fistula Clinic is your gateway to mastering a proven Ayurvedic technique that offers minimal complications and effective results. By staying updated with the latest in Kshar Sutra therapy, you are not only enriching your professional life but also contributing to the holistic well-being of your patients.

[kaizenfistulacare]

Anorectal complex fistulas are a painful and often distressing situation that can greatly affect a person’s quality of life. These fistulas appear in the anal or rectal region and can be both painful and distressing. Anorectal fistulas are not only physically uncomfortable but can also lead to social and emotional challenges. Fortunately, advances in medical care and treatment options have made it possible to manage and treat anorectal complex fistulas effectively.

[dr-suhasini-jadhav]

Finding the Right Care: Your Guide to Fistula Specialists and Treatment Options in Pune

Fistulas, abnormal connections between organs or tissues, can significantly impact quality of life. If you're seeking effective treatment, finding a skilled fistula specialist is crucial. In Pune, advanced options like Laser Fistula Treatment are transforming patient care, offering minimally invasive solutions with faster recovery times. Here's a guide to understanding fistula treatment and why Dr. Suhasini Jadhav is a leading choice for expert care in Pune.

Understanding Fistula and Its Treatment

A fistula is a medical condition where an abnormal passage forms between two body parts, such as organs or vessels. It can result from various causes, including infections, surgeries, or trauma. The treatment for fistulas generally involves surgical intervention to repair the abnormal connection and promote healing.

Traditionally, fistula surgeries involve open surgery, which can be invasive and require longer recovery times. However, advancements in medical technology now offer less invasive alternatives, such as Laser Fistula Treatment in Pune. This method uses laser technology to treat fistulas with precision, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues and reducing recovery time.

Why Opt for Laser Fistula Treatment in Pune?

Laser Fistula Treatment has emerged as a preferred choice for many patients due to its numerous benefits:

Minimally Invasive: Unlike traditional surgery, laser treatment involves smaller incisions, leading to less pain and quicker recovery.

Reduced Complications: The precision of laser technology reduces the risk of infection and complications, providing a safer treatment option.

Faster Recovery: Patients typically experience a shorter recovery period, allowing them to return to their daily activities sooner.

Pune is home to several medical professionals offering advanced laser treatment options, ensuring that patients have access to the best care available.

Choosing the Right Fistula Specialist in Pune

Selecting a skilled fistula specialist is essential for successful treatment. Dr. Suhasini Jadhav stands out as a leading expert in this field, offering extensive experience and a patient-centered approach. With a focus on both traditional and advanced treatment methods, including Laser Fistula Treatment Dr. Jadhav provides comprehensive care tailored to individual patient needs.

Fistula Surgery in Pune performed by Dr. Jadhav is characterized by a meticulous approach and a commitment to achieving optimal outcomes. Her expertise in both diagnostic and surgical aspects of fistula treatment ensures that patients receive the highest quality of care.

Why Dr. Suhasini Jadhav is a Top Choice

Dr. Suhasini Jadhav combines years of specialized experience with a compassionate approach to patient care. Her proficiency in Laser Fistula Treatment  and other advanced surgical techniques makes her a trusted choice for those seeking effective and innovative treatment options. By choosing Dr. Jadhav, patients benefit from personalized care, cutting-edge technology, and a focus on achieving the best possible outcomes.

If you’re dealing with a fistula and seeking effective treatment options, consider Laser Fistula Treatment with Dr. Suhasini Jadhav. Her expertise in fistula surgery in Pune ensures that you receive top-quality care tailored to your specific needs. Contact Dr. Jadhav's clinic today to learn more about how she can help you on the path to recovery.

[leomonwell]

The Heart of a Fighter: Michele’s Journey of Health and Hope

On the latest episode of the Leo MonWell podcast, I had an incredibly inspiring guest: Michele (with one L), haha.

Watch the FULL EPISODE or keep reading after the preview:

Michele has survived challenges that would have most people calling it quits—and she's still here, radiating positivity, warmth, and that fighter's spirit that leaves you in absolute awe. This woman is a true testament to resilience. Michele has faced down health issues that most of us can only imagine, and she's outperformed all the odds like it was a personal mission. She doesn’t just survive—she thrives.

So, let me set the scene. Michele's daily routine involves a lot more than the usual hustle many of us know. She goes through dialysis—a life-saving process that purifies her blood three times a week because her kidneys are no longer functioning. And though this process leaves her drained physically, she doesn't let it steal her joy or hope. Michele has her routines, her home life, and her daily rhythms, proving that her determination is what drives her, not her diagnosis. “It keeps me here so I can talk with you,” she says with gratitude, reframing something most people would dread as an opportunity to connect.

Dialysis, grafts, and fistulas in her arms? They’re just part of her story. Michele is upfront about the reality—she knows the risks, she knows the toll it takes, but she also knows that as long as she’s breathing, she’s fighting. And she’s been fighting for a while now. Her journey began in 1998 when her two sons were young. She had her first major hospitalization and almost lost her life, yet she was back out soon, continuing her mission of raising her boys. As a single mom, she did it all, and the beauty of her strength is that she didn’t give up, even when she was barely holding on financially. “I did what I could,” she told me, recalling how grilled cheese sandwiches became a meal to make it through to payday.

Michele shared the story of raising her two active boys on a tight budget—how they learned to make the best of what they had. And while those days were challenging, they were also filled with love and laughter.

Over the years, her health continued to test her. From TTP to multiple strokes and the loss of her ability to walk, Michele has had to re-learn basics like sitting up and moving her body again. But she made it, step by step, with her faith holding her up. There was a moment when she described the days after a stroke when she had to lie down to eat, unable to even sit upright without vertigo taking her down. She didn’t sugarcoat it—those were hard days, but in her words, “God carried me.” And Michele, in her unique way, has this fire that keeps her not only pushing forward but lifting up those around her, as she did for her sons and her grandson, who she raised for six years.

She’s a proud grandma now, and despite it all, she talks about life with such genuine love and positivity. We laughed when she described how she's now “petite” from all the weight she lost—finally fitting into a petite dress she’d long wanted. But trust me, that petite frame holds a super-sized spirit!

In a world that’s often caught up in convenience and comfort, Michele reminds us all about the strength found in struggle. As a medical social worker, I’ve seen plenty of people facing life-changing diagnoses, but Michele stands out. She hasn’t just fought—she’s shown that you can live, love, and lead a life filled with purpose no matter what the odds are. And it’s not about feeling sorry for herself or wanting anyone’s pity. She’s here to show the world that strength is possible, even on the toughest days.

So, to Michele with one L, I’m honored to have you as a guest. Your story is a beacon for anyone facing challenges, and I hope that everyone reading this takes a little piece of your courage and keeps it close. You’re here, and you’re living proof that resilience, faith, and a fighting spirit can carry us through anything. Thank you for being that light on the Leo MonWell podcast.

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Day 3

So today was a bit more interesting. Courtney and Nick had to cover more ortho/spine/trauma floor because a pt was out. Today we saw a mexican lady first that had dementia where a lot her brain is gone from the ct scan. but she was with her husband and was here because she fell and broke her hip along with her old fracture of her spine. we didnt do much with her cause she was sleeping. while we were in there I saw the other pt move over her gown and started touching her self lol. the next lady was a lady that had MS that also fell with a hip fx. she had orthostatic bp when we got her up with the sara stedy. she was joyful to be around and was telling me about her kid named anthony. we co treated with emily knight today with this.

next was the dude that was an alcoholic but runs a sober living facility that was involved in a moped accident. the dr., dr valentino a fat ass fuck trauma surgeon came in with his pa but it was awkward because he didnt really move the conversation. he just stood there and was like ok and talked in medical terminology that the pt was clearly agitated and yeah. but courtney did a great job deesclating it and was able to convince the guy to go to rehab. basically he fx his pelvis, broke his femur and had some bleeding that needed to be cleaned up in his abdomen.

then we saw the crack lady looking and did some stairs.

the most interesting today was working with the tbi MVA 19 year old kid. he was a disorders of conciousness and was able to cotreat with alex v. the ot, she was really cool and knowledgeable and she was doing the jfk. i was able to feel his tone in his elbow and finger flexors. he has a diffuse axonal injury and his mom was also there. the nail bed test for the jfk can either be localized, generalized, or absent.

FBR - facility based rehab

PLS - prior living situation ( accounts for homeless people)

the other word i forgot was fistulas

we cotreated a ranch man that had an elective spine surgery, basically fusion of his whole lumbar to sacrum. he lived in the mountains with an outhouse and shower room. it was hella funny cause he was trying to show us his placeo n his phone and a bunch of porn popped up. he had a XILF along with a bunch of other stufff.

the last pt we saw was the oral cavity cancer lady. that had a total neck dissection that required a trach and cappula etc. she was moving well.

I think today was good for the more neuro population skills and knowledge. i think i need to learn the jfk and practice it better.

at lunch talking to tiffany another pt, she suggested to break it down in terms of like pt floors or whatever and i think that would be a good idea for the deliverable.

alan was a homie and i was able to leave the airbnb and stay at a hotel for the rest of the time! sweet that airbnb was so sketchy lol.

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Reduced Recovery Time: Patients undergoing laser treatment typically experience a faster recovery compared to traditional surgery. Most individuals can resume their daily activities within a short period.

Lower Risk of Complications: Laser therapy minimizes the risk of infection and other complications that may arise from traditional surgical methods.

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Less Scarring: The use of lasers reduces the likelihood of scarring, leading to better cosmetic outcomes.

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Our facility is equipped with cutting-edge technology and staffed by skilled professionals dedicated to patient well-being. From initial consultation to post-treatment follow-up, we ensure that each patient receives comprehensive care tailored to their individual needs.

Conclusion

Laser treatment for fistulas in Jalandhar represents a significant advancement in medical technology, offering patients a modern, effective, and minimally invasive solution. If you are experiencing symptoms of a fistula and are seeking expert care in Jalandhar, Akshar Hospital is here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our laser treatment options and take the first step towards a healthier, more comfortable life.

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