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Solution for fissure
I have fissure from 2020. I have tried all methods like homeopathy and ayurvedic. After taking medicines...for one month I have no issues. After some times..even after a small stool..it recurrs again..i don't want to get sugery. Is there any permanent solution for fissure apart from surgery? Plus i have pcod. Is there any link between pcod and fissure? Does pcod cause constipation? Some docs said digesting problem may occur due to pcod.
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There is no permanent solution for fissures apart from Surgery.
But why do you want a permanent solution ? It is better to take palliative treatment and be free from symptoms.
Frankly, even Surgery may not offer a permanent solution.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Kindly consult a surgeon at your locality for physical examination and proctoscopy to decide whether surgery needed or medical treatment is enough
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Dr. Vinod Kumar Verma
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Fissure is characterized by tear on the inner mucus membrane of anal canal and and it is caused by passing the hard stool from the anal canal.
Actually this hard stool during passing the anal canal compressed the inner mucosa tear so that's blood during passage of stool is come out so most important precaution you should take care like drinking sufficient amount of water so that your stool will we loose , not so hard so tear against anal canal is not happened again and slowly slowly can be heal by proper medication and lifestyle modification.
You should take consultation for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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some test are also required like colonoscopy , anoscopy sigmoidoscopy and some blood test.
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you should follow good lifestyle like taking sufficient amount of water and taking less spicy and fatty food .
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Dr. Riddhi Parulekar
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Mumbai
This could be related to your diet.
Ointment might give temporary relief.
Please consult for further explanation
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