Chronic or untreated fissures, as well as certain underlying conditions, may increase the risk of anal fistulas. Proper diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care are essential to managing both conditions effectively and preventing complications. For more details you can consult us online by taking an appointment.

Antibiotic medicines are not the standard primary treatment for anal fissures, they are used in specific cases where an infection is present. An anal fissure is can last longer than 6 to 8 weeks. Your experience of healing for a few days before the pain returns is common, the wound often begins to close but is reopened by the trauma of a hard stool or the pressure from a tight sphincter muscle.

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Apply anobliss ointment and take high fibre diet like oats, apple  ,millets

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Again go to ayurveda. For pain Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days. Stool softener Duphalac syr10 ml at night.

Main thing is you need to keep stool soft as much as .take isabgol daily in night and drink plenty of water.avoid street food as much as you can and intake soft food like khichdi,daliya for few days.keep anovate gel for anal wall  healing quickly.

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Yes it can be depending on the stage of your disease and your health parameters.