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Fissure issue
Hello I'm suffering from Fissure, and taking abhyarisht morning and night can I also take isabgol after taking abhyarisht
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Keep your stools soft.
Internal as well as external lubrication is very much important.
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consult online
Health Tips
Lifestyle correction and food habits should be maintained properly.
include buttermilk in your diet.
sitz bath once a day 15-20 min.
apply jathyadi Or murivenna taila externally. in and around the area.
take a glass of wilk with 1 spoon of ghee everyday in the early morning.
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You can take isabgol after taking abhyarishta. Better to include vegetables and more water in your diet.Do sitz bath twice daily for 20 minutes daily.Apply Jathyadi grita into anus before and after passing stool.
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if no improvement you may consult online.
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for the time being u can apply coconut oil in to anus.
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Yes you can take isabgol....but dont take it for long time otherwise it will cause constipation!
Use jatyadi oil dipped in cotton in your anal region!
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dont sit for long hours exercise is necessary avoid constipation
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Thanks for trusting Ayurveda and seeking help on authentic platform.
U r diagnosed with fissures in Ano by ur dr it demands soft stool and lubrication at Lips of Anus to heal those cracks i.e. fissures.
Arushtham will make stool soft but isabgol will make it bulky so wouldn't add value. If still have concerns plz consult ur treating dr
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hopefully you are doing seitz bath with warm water for 20-30 min by applying oint on anus prior n after motion n seitz bath
Health Tips
add ghee 3-4 tsf to dal and butter Milk after food (5-7days) will make u gas free
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