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infected anal fissure can cause fever. if its recurrent then consult a general surgeon and get surgical correction if required. that will be a permanent solution . rest continue her diet plan and regular exercise as advised earlier

Fissure don't cause fever.kindly counslt

Anal fissure does not cause fever, unless it is infected. Please consult a gen. Surgeon for clinical evaluation for anal abscess.

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SO FIRST OF ALL CHANGE LIFE STYLE N DIET PLAN DRASTICALLY. USE OF SOFTOVAC POWDER TWO TSF TWO TIMES FOR20 DAYS FOLLOWED BY NORMAL ISABGOL HUSK  FOR HEALTHY GUT N PREVENT  CONSTIPATION  NO HARM IF USED LONG TERM AS IT IS HARB, NON HABIT FORMING,  ECONOMICAL. LOCALLY APPLY ANOVATE OINTMENT BY INDEX FINGER FIRST ON BUTHOLE THAN GENTLY PUSH INSIDE THE ANUS ROTATE THE FINGER TO COVER ANAL MUCOSA COMPLETELY BEFORE N AFTER DEFICATION TWO TIMES FOR 3 WEEKS  FOR COMPLETE HEALING. OFLOX OZ TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS. ZERODOL SP THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS. MONTEK LC ONE AT NIGHT FOR 5DAYS. SIETZ BATH. TO BE SIT IN ATUB FIELD WITH HOT TO WARM WATER 7 TO 10 MIN TWO TIMES.

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No ,nothing like that. Usually fissure come without fever because its not an infection, its only anal wall rupture/Crack during defecation,due to constipation and hard stool ,nothing else.dietary modifications required for constipation and sitz bath.

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Not needed

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management