I am a female ayurvedic consultant,used to treat fissure, haemorrhoids and sentinel tag at my clinic Profrea in sec 52 clinic,near Ardee city, gurgaon through kshassutra and some other panchkarma therapies. But most important is after procedure post operative treatment. You should follow the doctor's advice , diet chart , medicine, local application for atleast 2 weeks after procedure. For more detail you can contact online or offline on given number eight zero five nine three zero three four five nine, -banita( assistive coordinator).

You can visit nearest dr and get local examination done to find out exact problem

Please follow HAIP DIET and seek consultationfor proper guidance

Consult personally for better management

Healing depend on patient to patient.it takes4to6 week.

Ok noted ur concern but need to undertake 2nd opinion

Please consult with us personally for physical examination to find out underlying cause of pain.

Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine

Sentinel tag is just a tip of iceberg Real problem is the Fissure inside Treatment of Fissure that is Sphincterotomy gives you permanent relief from Fissure in ano Consult an expert Proctosurgeon for above problem

Consult me here on practo.

Consult doctor for this.

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

Namastey After Kshar Sutra therapy for a sentinel tag or fissure-related swelling, it is common for the area to remain sensitive and painful for several weeks, especially during bowel movements. The anal canal has delicate tissue and constant movement/stretching during stool passage delays complete healing. The fact that the tag separated in 5 days does not mean the internal wound healed completely at the same speed. In many patients, pain gradually decreases over 4–8 weeks, depending on wound depth, stool consistency, local irritation, and tissue sensitivity. Persistent pain during motion after one month can happen due to residual fissure inflammation, tight sphincter spasm, delayed wound healing, or repeated irritation from bowel movements. The fact that warm sitz baths and smooth stools are helping is actually a positive sign. It does not necessarily mean the procedure failed. However, if pain is severe, worsening, or associated with swelling/discharge, then proper reassessment is important.