Ibs And Anal Fissure - I Am A Patient Of Mild Irritable Bowel

Ibs and anal fissure

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I am a patient of mild irritable bowel syndrome and most of the time stool is semi-solid but occasionally/rarely get hard stool . But the major problem is for one day hard stool leads to severe anal fissure. Oral laxative does can't soften hard stool . So, for occasional hard stool which medicine can be able to soften hard stool so that anal fissure does not occur ???

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