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Anal Fissure
I have been experiencing anal fissure since past 7-8 months. Sometimes it got healed but it kept coming back and has not gone permanently. I had one consultation on practo doctor suggested to have Sitcom forte and softlovac powder for 10 days. There has been relief but when I stopped the meds after 2/3 days again the pain started to happen. Any suggestions what should I do now
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You may be having a chronic anal fissure, which means the tear has not healed completely and keeps coming back. This is common when treatment is stopped too early. You should continue taking a high-fiber diet, drink plenty of water, use stool softeners like Softovac daily, and take warm sitz baths regularly. Applying ointments like diltiazem or nitroglycerin can help relax the anal muscles and promote healing. Since it has been ongoing for several months, it’s best to consult.Needs further evaluation like sigmoidoscopy.
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Healing of the anal fissure depends on the depth and fissure location.Medical management could be tried with high fibre diet, avoiding constipation using stool softener, applying locally anobliss cream.Definite treatment is surgical.
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Have fibre rich food
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Till u don't change life style n diet plan drastically first  it's always  recurrent.  Take the treatment for three weeks.
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You are searching for temporary treatment only, General surgeon opinion is important and diet part is also important.
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Get it operated by consulting a general surgeon
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Continue treatment for 3 weeks continously .. even after 3 weeks the condition returns.. plan for surgery maybe
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If you require assistance or have any health concerns, feel free to reach out for a consultation. Your well-being is my priority, and i'm here to support you on your health journey.
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Adv surgery opinion
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Stope spices food and you looktake pargetives
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Sir fissure has tendency to stay longer. Medical treat and lifestyle changes might help. Many a times surgery is needed Please make an appointment to discuss Dr Sandhu Medicine PLC, Calgary Canada Ex Fellow Texas Heart Houston USA
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Take zerodol sp when in pain. Drink plenty of water.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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