Prospective Study on the Quality of Life in Patients with Anorectal Disease

Babu, Molly; M, Vijey Aanandhi

doi:10.5958/0974-360x.2017.00032.4

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“…The Owen et al 17 and McKenna et al 18 has also shows a reduction in QOL as compared to the population having no anorectal disorder. However, only few studies indicate that in some patients the anorectal diseases are relatively well tolerated, which they corroborated with the fact that in initial six months of presentation of these symptoms, patients have worst QOL as compared to those having these symptoms for longer duration 12,16 . Most likely, this could be explained as that adaptation mechanism plays a role in diseases which are chronic.…”

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“…The maltreatment, unsupervised surgery or incomplete treatment is another reason of high morbidity reported in literature. Due to this, majority of them suffer from interminable morbidity for rest of their life 3,12 . Kulkarni et al 8 has observed that majority of these patients are too bashful to talk about their complications or to get consultation from surgeon well in time until they are in dejected circumstances and sometimes ending up in major morbidities like permanent colostomies.…”

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“…The Quality of life (QOL) is generally assessed or taken care of for individuals and in the modern or developed societies for their well-being. The education and awareness play a crucial role in improving the QOL of a patient with the particular disease 11 , 12 . Literature shows that to define and assess the QOL of a patient is crucial with majority of anorectal disorders before planning a treatment 11 .…”

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“…The other factors affecting the QOL of the patients with the benign anorectal disorders are age, BMI, Sex, parity, previous surgical procedure, personal hygiene, has been Kumar et al 12 in their survey. To assess the quality of life, the GIQLI is a valuable instrument for patients with benign anorectal diseases.…”

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Prevalence of Benign Anorectal Diseases: A huge burden on society

Perveen¹

2022

Isra Med J

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Objective: To assess the frequency of Benign anorectal diseases and its impact on the society. Study Design: Observational descriptive study. Place and Duration: Colorectal Clinic, Surgical Unit 1 Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center from 1st Jan, 2016 to 31st Dec, 2018. Methodology: All patients with benign anorectal diseases presenting to colorectal clinic more than 12 years of age, both genders were included. The patients with biopsy proven anorectal malignancies were excluded. The frequency of all types of benign anorectal diseases with their and possible causes of adverse outcome were recorded. Results: A total of 2825 patients with anorectal diseases were assessed during study period and among them 76.84% patients were diagnosed with benign anorectal diseases, 1.9% had malignancy and 21.2% patients presented with non-significant symptoms. Female dominance has been seen and out of 2171 patients with benign diseases, 42% had hemorrhoids which is showing the major burden among benign anorectal diseases. Conclusion: The benign anorectal diseases are more prevalent in our population with detrimental social impact on society. Keywords: Anorectal Diseases, Benign, Prevalence, Social impact, Morbidity, Disease Burden.

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A Comparative Clinical Study of Anoac Cream with Marketed Ointment in patients with Haemorrhoids, Fissures and Fistulas

Porwal,

Gandhi,

Kulkarni

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The main aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of anoac® cream treatment on the management of Haemorrhoids, Fissures and Fistulas in comparison with marketed ointment.It was a prospective, observational, open-label, comparative and single centre clinical study conducted on 60 Haemorrhoids, Fissures and Fistulas patients. Adult patients of either sex, 18 years or older, referred to the Healing Hands Clinic, Pune, India, for haemorrhoids, fissures and fistulas were study candidates. Some patients were given ananoac® cream treatment, while others were given marketed ointment. 60 patients were included and no side effects were reported during the entire study period. The anoac® cream treatment group exhibited a significant difference in symptoms with P values < 0.05. In contrast, the marketed ointment showed a very slight difference in symptoms, which was inferior to the anoac® treatment group. An examination of the proposed doctor and patients revealed that almost all patients in the anoac® cream treatment group made excellent progress when compared with the marketed ointment. This study concludes that the anoac® cream formulation provides more relief than the marketed ointment for treating haemorrhoids, fissures, and fistulas. It is also well-tolerated, safe, and effective.

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Prospective Study on the Quality of Life in Patients with Anorectal Disease

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Prevalence of Benign Anorectal Diseases: A huge burden on society

Prevalence of Benign Anorectal Diseases: A huge burden on society

A Comparative Clinical Study of Anoac Cream with Marketed Ointment in patients with Haemorrhoids, Fissures and Fistulas

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