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Fissure sustained after surgery too

2017-08-29 08:50:52
I was cleaned at anus after fissure surgery only only once and surgery was little helpful but still have fissure and now I have moved to ayurveda (guggal, arshoghni bath and kaya kalp, abhayarishth ), taking fibres and fruits with butter milk how long it will take to heal?
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Your  proper re diagnosis is required. Again it depends upon ots severity and extent.
Next Steps
try to have semisolid stools.( Neither constipation  nor diarrhoea)
Health Tips
avoid maida preprations, curd and prepration (except buttrr milk) , habots (if any), spices.

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