The Affiliated Hospital Of Putian University

This study is testing whether patients recover better after hemorrhoid surgery if they receive more frequent phone check-ins from their care team. Researchers will compare the standard follow-up schedule to a more frequent one in 116 patients. They will measure recovery by tracki…

This study compares three different ways surgeons close the wound after removing hemorrhoids: leaving it open, stitching it completely closed, or stitching only half closed. Researchers want to see which method helps patients heal faster with less pain and fewer complications. Th…

This study is testing whether shining special red and blue lights on surgical wounds helps them heal faster and with fewer problems. It will involve 222 adults who have had surgery for a perianal abscess. Participants will be split into three groups to compare standard wound care…

This study is testing a new pain management plan for patients recovering from perianal abscess surgery. It compares a standard pain approach to two more active plans, one using Western medicine and another combining Western medicine with traditional Chinese techniques like acupun…

This study aims to find the best dose of a medicine called methylene blue, when mixed with a local numbing drug, to reduce pain after a common type of hemorrhoid surgery. Researchers will compare different strengths of the medicine mix in 177 adults having the surgery. The main g…

This study aims to find out which of three hip bath methods works best to help surgical wounds heal after perianal abscess removal. Researchers will compare a regular sitz bath, a manual rinse bath, and an electric rinse bath in 102 adult patients. The goal is to see which method…

This study is testing a new, multi-step system to manage pain after surgery for severe, painful hemorrhoids. It will compare the new system, which includes pre-surgery medication, acupuncture, and special washes, to standard pain care. Researchers want to see if the new approach …

This study aims to see if performing pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises after anal fistula surgery helps patients recover better. Researchers will measure pain, bleeding, and feelings of anal pressure in 124 adults during their first five days after the operation. The goal is to find…