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Abstract
The present study was conducted to investigate the effect of laser therapy versus honey therapy on post-operative wound healing in anal fistula patients. Thirty anal fistula patients ranging in age from thirty to fifty years were assigned randomly into two groups of equal number (study groups). First study group received the honey therapy and routine medical and nursing regular wound care .The second group received laser therapy and routine medical and nursing regular wound care. Ulcer surface area and Volume surface tools were used to evaluate wound healing in both groups before and after eight successive weeks of treatment. The results revealed significant differences of all measured variables of wound healing in two groups after eight weeks of treatment, also revealed significant difference when compared the two groups after treatment in favor of the honey group. Wound healing using honey therapy can be added to the physical therapy program as honey therapy is more effective than the laser therapy