Urogenital fistula

At Andrología Barcelona, we want to explain how we approach urogenital fistulas. A condition that can affect the connection between the urinary system and other nearby areas, such as the rectum or the skin.

What is a fistula?

A urogenital fistula is a type of “unusual pathway” between the urinary tract and other parts of the body, such as the rectum or the skin. This can cause urine or feces to unintentionally pass through unusual areas.

At Andrología Barcelona, we specialize in tailoring solutions to improve the quality of life for our patients. We have Dr. Lluis Peri, a urologist in Barcelona, who is an expert in the treatment of urogenital fistulas.

Causes of a fistula

The causes or reasons why fistulas occur can be diverse: injuries, infections, or issues from previous surgeries.

Trauma or previous surgeries: Injuries or surgeries in the pelvic area can be the origin of a fistula.
Persistent infections: Long-lasting infections in the urinary area or gastrointestinal tract can trigger the formation of fistulas.

Treatments for a urogenital fistula

At Andrología Barcelona, our goal is to provide you with a comprehensive and personalized approach to find the best solutions for urogenital fistulas. For this reason, there are various treatment options available.

Personalized repair surgery

Dr. Lluís Peri leads surgeries designed to close the fistula and restore the integrity of the affected areas.

Infection control

Infection treatment aimed at preventing complications and aiding in the healing process.

Follow-up and rehabilitation

We take care of close follow-up and provide personalized guidance to ensure a full recovery.

Do you need more information about our treatments for fistulas?

At Andrología Barcelona, we have Dr. Lluis Peri on our team, a specialist in urogenital fistulas. Together, we will find the most suitable solution for you.

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