Dear Madam,
I have carefully read your history, and I understand how distressing and exhausting this situation must be for you — especially after undergoing surgery, dealing with persistent pain, and managing multiple responsibilities along with your health challenges.
Based on what you have described, it appears that the fissure has not completely healed and the anal sphincter muscle remains in spasm. This is a common reason for persistent or recurrent fissure pain even after procedures like Kshar Sutra. When the muscle stays tight, blood supply to the area reduces, which delays healing and causes recurring pain whenever stool consistency changes or routine care is interrupted.
Your history of repeated surgeries, ongoing stress, and the need to avoid further procedures at present makes it important to manage this condition in a structured, individualized, and non-surgical way wherever possible. Additionally, your past habit of consuming slate or shale substances and your present lower abdominal pain also need proper evaluation, as they may contribute to bowel irritation, nutritional imbalance, or digestive dysfunction that can interfere with healing.
In such chronic and sensitive cases, treatment must be tailored to the person’s physical condition, bowel pattern, pain response, emotional stress level, and healing capacity. General advice alone is often not sufficient for long-standing fissures with muscle spasm.
I would strongly recommend a detailed consultation so your complete case can be assessed properly and a personalized treatment plan can be designed to help relax the sphincter, support tissue healing, regulate bowel function, and reduce recurrence — without pushing you immediately toward another surgery unless absolutely necessary.
If you wish, you may contact Health Global Homeopathy Clinic to schedule a consultation.
Website: www.healthglobalclinics.com
A careful, individualized approach at this stage can make a significant difference in comfort, healing, and long-term stability.
Wishing you strength and recovery.
Dr. Jyoti Kadkol
Answered2026-02-24 09:27:42
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