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Anal fissure treatment doubt / question
-Suffering from pain on passing stool and Bleeding in stools due to anal fissure.
-Dr prescribed lox 2% gelly and Crema gel(Diltiazem) to apply -both 3 times a day , for anal fissure treatment.
-I am applying lox jelly externally on anus with minimum relief.experiencing constipation also.
-Question :Do I apply the lox 2 % jelly inside the anus within the anal canal with finger ?If yes then how much? Also should I do the same for using Crema gel and apply in the anal canal?
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You may apply with your finger outside near perianal region
For inside you may use an applicator which is provided
Insert smoothly
Not to injure the fissure again
My advice is to use stool softners for a smooth bowel movement to prevent fissure from recurring again
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Apply a small amount of the gel to the affected rectal area as directed.
For using inside the rectum, attach the rectal applicator onto the tube.
Insert the applicator gently and to full extent into the rectum.
After that, gently squeeze the tube to deliver the medication while withdrawing it.
1 squeeze sufficient most of the time
Next Steps
Avoid constipation
high fibre diet
plenty of fluids
If recurrent anal fissure
plan blood & radiological investigation with colonoscopic examination
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External application alone will not benefit in fissure treatment,
There's a nozzle tip & finger tip gloves with the ointment, apply till the entire nozzle length inside anal canal for better relief.
Also apply it before 5 mins before going to the washroom.
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