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Can i drink beer after my fissure healed
I was having anal fissure 3 months ago after 3 weeks of treatment my doc told me that fissure is healed but i am still having little pain while sitting can i drink alcohol or beer once in a week ..
Right now i am taking sitz bath twice a day and using Sucralfate,Metronidazole and lignocaine Cream..
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Advised to keep it minimal once a month.
Have high fiber foods, curd, fruits and vegetables, plenty of water 4 l/day
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Dr. Harishankar BGV
General Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Chennai
Fissure in Ano is a condition where there is a break in the anal verge/opening. It is usually caused by straining in toilet or repeated loose stools. Usually with right care it does heals within a month. If pain is persisting for a prolonged period of time, you should get yourself examined by the surgeon again to evaluate the current condition. Safe drinking can be followed with caution because excessive drinking is known to disturb bowel movements. Drink plenty of water, take high fiber diet.
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