IMADSPAIN Solution: NEUROLYSIS

With Neurolysis we eliminate the fissure on an outpatient basis, and the patient leaves the treatment resuming their daily life, being able to relieve themselves comfortably.

We apply a small local sedation to avoid pain and, subsequently, a local treatment that produces immediate healing of the fissure, achieving 80% or complete cure in just one session.

The patient leaves on their own feet, can go to the bathroom with almost no discomfort, since there are no side effects.

Recovery is so fast that the patient is surprised, as the pain goes from being unbearable to feeling nothing. The sensation of freedom brings relaxation and great confidence.

As there is no surgery, there are no aftereffects, no postoperative period, and no recovery time.

We manage to cure the problem immediately without surgery

CURE AND HEAL YOUR PROBLEM WITHOUT GOING THROUGH SURGERY

We make it EASY for the patient with a SIMPLE treatment to achieve a QUICK IMPROVEMENT.

Always following OUR PRINCIPLES

Frequently Asked Questions

What are fissures?

Fissures are cracks that originate in the area of the anal sphincter caused by a hypertonia of it.

They are caused by many factors, such as stress, a sedentary lifestyle, constipation or prolonged diarrhea, childbirth, or other parallel causes.

Fissures are characterized by intense pain that usually appears after bowel movements. Like hemorrhoids, they have periods of calm and high aggressiveness.

People suffering from fissures during high-aggressiveness periods are in an extreme state. If you ask them how they feel, they describe it as a blade-like pain so intense it paralyzes them. Some even stop eating to avoid having to go to the bathroom, as the pain after defecation is so unbearable that it disables them.

Another issue, often unknown, is that due to the body’s continuous attempt to seal them naturally, sentinel hemorrhoids may appear from tissue growth at the fissure’s edges, or worse, fistulas may develop — a much more serious condition requiring complex and surgical treatment.

How can fissures be treated?

Conventional treatments are based on topical treatments or surgery.

Topical treatments are usually creams that sometimes cause side effects, are not definitive, and have only a temporary effect.

Surgical treatments involve cutting the sphincter, which do not guarantee recovery and may even lead to new fissures. Recovery is very tough and often leaves irreparable side effects.

In medicine, it is well known that the decision to operate is delayed as much as possible, exhausting all other treatment options first, since surgery is very complex and the success rate is minimal, with a high chance of recurrence in a short period of time.