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Anal fissures
I have Anal fissures since about 1 year. Please help me with this. There is no bleeding since past 9-10 months. Only mild to moderate bearable pain while and after passing stools.
How many years will it take to heal?
Please suggest a way so that this can get cured forever.
Thank you.
(I have taken following tablets: in pic)
Fissure problem seemed to be almost cured in Jan but increased this week again.
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Issues with fissures is high rate of recurrence including after surgery
In acute cases, just continue laxatives, Sitz bath and high Fibre diet for few days
It will help
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Absolute solution is surgery depending on severity of disease else can be managed by drugs as it need whenever
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Hello dear, thanks for consultation, you should know what is the anal fissure, and why it happened, constipation and initial hard stool causes crack in anal mucosa, and there is no time to rest, every day during itanus dilate, so you should apply sucral another in and out side of anal sphincter, drink more water, and eat fiber diet. For more consult me online on video consultation.
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