1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Stomach

  4. Recurring anal fissure. What do i do?

Recurring anal fissure

2019-06-28 01:20:44
Hi all I have had anal fissures from 2014 which was confirmed after sigmoidoscopy (both anterior and posterior). I have been having anal fissure off and on since then. Recently, from January 2019, I'm having anal fissure bleeding and pain atleast 3-4 days a month. I'm following high fiber diet, yet this is happening 3-4 days every month since then. What do i do?
53 Views

Answers (2)

Consult Now
Hi. How is your stool frequency and nature of stools? What all medicines did you have? You need few dietary and medical measures to optimize the precipitating factors. Please review with details so that I can discuss further

Answered2019-06-28 04:04:05

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Share sigmoidoscopy Report. Double fissure with reccurrance is a cause of concern and other causes need to be ruled out. What is biopsy report. Avoid CONSTIPATION. High fibre diet salads green vegetables fruits. A well planned diet can prevent CONSTIPATION without need of much medicines.

Answered2019-06-28 05:09:25

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

Homeopathic Management of Anal Fissures

Dr.Jyoti Singh

An anal fissure is tear in the lower rectum associated with pain and bleeding while passing stool.It is a very painful c ... Read more

Anal Fissure

Dr.Gaurav Bansal

What is an anal fissure?An anal fissure is a small cut or tear in the lining of the anus. The crack in the skin causes s ... Read more

Anal Fissure: The Culprit of Anal Pain

Dr.Kushal Mital

The commonest cause of anal pain is a tear in anal mucosa caused by hard stools. This tear is called Anal fissure, the f ... Read more

Tips to Prevent Anal Fissures

Dr.Rajneesh Shastri

A tear in the linings of the anus in called as Fissure. Any Trauma or Injury which Stretches the anal canal can cause a ... Read more

Anal Fissure - Say No to Surgery

Dr.S K Singh

Anal Fissure usually presents as a small tear in the anal region. This may happen because of injury by passing hard stoo ... Read more

Do You Feel Pain When Passing Stool? (ANAL FISSURE)

Dr.Maruthesh Gowda

What is Anal fissureAnal fissure is the most common cause for painful defecation (Opening bowels). Most times it is also ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Anal fissure

51280 Views
I have had an anal fissure at the age of 10. I am 21 now (female). Since then i have tried creams and sit ...Read More

Anal fissures

27022 Views
Dear Sir, I have fissure associated with sentinel tag which was removed successfully by surgery 18 month ...Read More

Can i use betadine oinment anal fissure

20079 Views
Recently my fissure got reopened on anterior region the tear is outside near my anal canal can I apply be ...Read More

Anal fissure

16287 Views
I have anal fissure, which usually comes once in a year. i am using smuth cream. can u suggest better cre ...Read More

What are the signs of fissure healing

7784 Views
Hi all, I was diagnosed with an anal fissure which bled for almost 3 weeks and has stopped since the last ...Read More

Having Recurrent Fissures

133 Views
Hi I am having fissures since last Dec. It gets cured within few weeks but comes again within 15 days aft ...Read More

Anal itching

167 Views
I got my anal fissure surgery done in november 2023 - the pain heal but the itching it still there. The i ...Read More

Fissure problem

231 Views
Bleeding fissure from 15 days jityni baar bhi jata hun utni baar blood girta hai i am using CREMAFIN syru ...Read More

Haleem during fissures

133 Views
Can i eat haleem when im having anal fissures? Can i take ducloflex after having it? Will it help to cure ...Read More

Laxative for fissure

344 Views
Can i use laxative for 1 month so that this may help heal the fissure? Is that so which laxative is best ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.