Thank you for describing your condition in detail ð.
From what youâve shared:
* Itâs a **chronic anal fissure** (since >1 year, recurring at 12 oâclock position).
* Motions are soft, so not constipation-related.
* The real issue is **internal sphincter tightness & spasm** â every time stool passes, the muscle stretches, then spasms â small cut reopens.
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## ð¿ How to Naturally Reduce Spasm & Promote Healing
### 1. **Warm Sitz Bath (best for spasm relief)**
* Sit in **warm water tub** (hip bath) for **10â15 mins** after bowel movement.
* Add a pinch of **rock salt** or ******decoction** to water.
* Warmth relaxes sphincter, improves blood supply, reduces pain, and prevents re-tear.
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### 2. **Local Oiling (Snehan)**
* Apply **warm sesame oil / coconut oil / ghee** around and slightly inside anal opening with a clean finger (just at the entrance, not deep).
* Best done after sitz bath and at bedtime.
* This lubricates, relaxes spasm, and supports healing.
* In Ayurveda, ****/***** or ******Taila** is often recommended.
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### 3. **Gentle Anal Massage â Is It Safe?**
* **Deep finger massage inside is not advised**, because it can tear the healing fissure and worsen spasm.
* But a **gentle external circular massage** around anal sphincter with warm oil can help relax the muscle.
* If needed, a **vaidya/doctor may use anal dilators** (under guidance), but self-insertion risks re-injury.
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### 4. **Herbal Support**
* **Ghee with milk** at night (1 tsp in warm milk) â heals tissues.
* ******churna (½ tsp with warm water at night)** â keeps bowels smooth and also heals mucosa.
* ******powder with warm water** can also help in wound healing.
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### 5. **Lifestyle Tips**
* Avoid prolonged sitting on hard surfaces.
* Donât strain during stools (even soft stool, pass slowly).
* Avoid too spicy, fried foods & excess coffee/tea (they irritate mucosa).
* Include more **ghee, leafy greens, papaya, figs, soaked raisins** â keep natural lubrication.
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In summary:
* **Warm sitz bath + local oiling** = best natural way to reduce spasms.
* **Gentle external massage only**, not deep finger massage.
* Support with ghee, triphala, and diet.
* If fissure still recurs often â it means **sphincter is chronically tight** â Ayurveda uses ******/ ******* (non-surgical cauterization therapy), and modern medicine uses **lateral sphincterotomy**.
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Would you like me to make you a **step-by-step daily routine (morningânight plan)** for fissure healing & spasm prevention?
Advice- self medication is hazardous, always consult ayurvedic doctor before taking ayurvedic medicine.
Consult me personally for details.
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