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Anal fissure
Hi sir..I had normal vaginal delivery- 4month before.. after that passing hard stool with blood for 2 days..pain lasting 15days then it slowly settled..in this 4 month it reoccur 3 times ...2days before I passed hard stool ,again anal fissure get opened..is tat mean fissure is not healed properly..currently am using diltiazem gel,sitz path.. kindly advise best solution for this problem..
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It is very difficult to give any opinion without clinical examination.
I think you should visit a General Surgeon or Proctologist near to me for better clinical evaluation of your problem.
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You can start with Sitz bath with lukewarm water for 3-4times/day.
Take plenty of water & high fibre diets
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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Bhubaneswar
Eat high fiber diet, sitz bath 3 times daily followed by apply ointment over anal region.
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