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Fissure surgery
Hello dr i have done fissuretomy surgery its been a week i m taking lexative but after bowel movement i feel pain discomfort and stool come in size bulky not as soft smoothy i drink lots of water and fiber diet and sitz bath 4 time day
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Better to apply ointment before passing stool for greasing effect so that there is less friction during passage of stools
Sometimes the dosage of laxatives are inadequate for your body type .. you need to re consult your surgeon
And lastly if u still feel you have constipation .. get one CECT scan to rule out possibility of other causes of constipation
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Re consult your surgeon
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Dr. Rasik Fareed
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Chennai
Pain in the operative site is common for any anal surgeries. Continue the pain killers and sitz bath as prescribed by your surgeon.
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Syrup Cremaffin plus 30ml daily night and ointment Crema-ano in the anal region
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Continue the diet you are following now.
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