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Anal fissure with sentinal tag

2021-10-11 16:26:45
I had fissure with sentinal tag in january and it lasted for 2 months and healed after medication. But I got it again after 6 months I went to the surgeon he examined and gave me xylocain jelly diltiazesic and asked to apply it on the fissure and to take sitz bath for 15 days. Now it has healed for 15 days I dont have any pain during evacuation. I wants to know for how long should I keep applying these medicine so that it won't come back again easily.
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Medicines are for acute episode, you will need a surgery for the better result and cure

Answered2021-10-13 12:12:28

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You are on good medical management. You should consult and follow the order of your surgeon.

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