Hi
I have acute fissures and have been using sucral ano cream and cremafin plus from past two weeks, I feel better using these but the last two days I stopped using them and I feel burning pain again. So how long I need to use the cream and tonic and also how many days will it take to heal acute fissures and also suggests food that needs to be avoided during this phase.
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The typical healing time for acute fissures is 4-6 weeks with proper treatment2. Continue using the prescribed medications (sucralfate and cremaffin) as directed.
Dietary Recommendations
Foods to Include:
High-fiber foods: Whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes
Hydrating foods: Cucumbers, watermelon, oranges
Prunes or prune juice for natural stool softening
Foods to Avoid:
Spicy foods
Dairy products
Processed/fried foods
Caffeine and alcohol59
Additional Measures
Take regular sitz baths
Maintain adequate fluid intake (8-10 glasses daily)
Avoid straining during bowel movements
Use stool softeners as prescribed
When to Seek Further Care
Consider consultation if:
Pain persists beyond 8 weeks
Fissure remains visible after 16 weeks
Symptoms worsen despite treatment
The key to healing is maintaining soft stools through proper diet and hydration while following prescribed medical treatment.
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