How long after fistula-in-ano surgery will there be no more discharge?
Disease description:
Recently, a family member underwent fistula-in-ano surgery and has developed discharge. We are concerned about possible complications. Could you please advise how long this discharge typically lasts?
After fistula-in-ano surgery, discharge typically ceases within approximately 10–15 days. The exact timeframe depends on factors such as wound size and the patient’s overall health. For smaller wounds and patients with good physical condition, discharge usually stops around day 10; for larger wounds or patients with compromised health, it may take up to about 15 days. Proper personal wound care is essential during this period.