Fissure after delivery

2026-11-02 12:40:52
I had normal delivery 5 weeks ago and i am using looz syrup since then but still i am having pain while passing stool, a week ago i felt better so stopped looz and had fissure again so can i take looz for this long? I am eating fibrous food and drinking 3-4 litres of water and can i take calcium if i have constipation
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Answered2026-11-03 04:52:36

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Answered2026-11-02 14:01:48

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Answered2026-11-03 04:33:33

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lifestyle changes

Answered2026-11-02 16:50:21

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Most importantly you require lifestyle and dietary modification The reason for constipation is poor  fibre intake have lots of salads fruits and vegetables You can continue taking this syrup

Answered2026-11-02 16:17:12

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Yes looz syrup can be taken for postpartum constipation. For fissures, if you are experiencing pain while passing stools the healing has not completed. Get a physical examination done by a gynaecologist and continue fluids intake, fibre rich diet and SITZ bath.

Answered2026-11-02 15:03:24

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You can continue looz syrup . Cream is also  available for local application. Continue high fibre diet and water intake

Answered2026-11-02 13:26:08

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Pain when passing stool five weeks after delivery usually means the fissure hasn't fully healed, and it flaring back up right after you stopped Looz fits that pattern. Continuing a stool softener like this a while longer is reasonable for postpartum constipation, it isn't something that causes harm with extended use.
Next Steps
Keep up the fibre and fluids you're already doing, a warm sitz bath after each stool eases fissure pain and speeds healing. Calcium tablets are fine alongside this and won't worsen constipation as long as you keep your fibre and water intake up.
Health Tips
See your gynaecologist or a physician if the fissure isn't healing within two weeks or the bleeding increases.

Answered2026-11-02 13:06:55

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