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Prone to anal fissure
I have IBS problem. Stool is soft and semi-solid. I have to go toilet 2-3 times a day. But problem is if I take treatment for this problem then few days after starting treatment stool consistency is improved but suddenly one day hard stool occur and for one day hard stool severe anal fissure occur so I can not take any treatment for it and I can't take more vegetables and fruits as my stool becomes more soft. Please tell how I can save myself from getting anal fissure when I get sudden hard stool. Lxit plus and dulcolax can not soften the already formed hard stool. These medicines have only prevent hard stool but no effect on already formed hard stool. I am 26 years male. Colonoscopy endoscopy USG report normal. One time LIS surgery done.
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IBS is a condition requiring a life long modification of lifestyle.
You need to find a perfect balance between your diet and tablets to help you avoid getting anal fissures.
You will need to add minimum amount of green leafy vegetables or fruits and continued intake of your regular tablets.
Having soft stools is not the issue , the problem is only if you have increased frequency.
Destressing will also have an impact of your IBS symptoms.
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A proper lifestyle change accoring to your problem, and some meducinal support can help. Need more clarity about your reports.
1. Take jeera water twice a day.
2. Haldi milk at night.
3. Easily digestable food.
4. Probiotic capsules.
5. Buttermilk with ginger.
6. Ensure good sleep at night, late sleep can also be a cause.
7. Avoid dairy, meat, eggs.
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