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Suffering from Cronic Fissure
Patient History & Symptoms (Student): History: Final-year student suffering for 6 years from a chronic anal fissure/pain condition. Surgeries: Had an injection (3 years ago), laser surgery (3 years ago), and Ksharsutra (2 years ago). All failed. Current Pain: Persistent, sharp pain in the exact same spot (half a finger deep) inside the anus. Bowel Pattern: Incomplete emptying. First pass clears 70-80%. The rest only clears after eating later, or by holding the bowel until severe, natural internal rectal pressure builds up to clear it automatically: Ready for hospitalization/extended treatment if required to resolve this permanently. Limited student budget.Please provide contact number so I can directly call you.I do not have much money to call every time on practo. Please consider my request.And provide contact.
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Kindly consult with General surgeon or proctologist.
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Better if you visit nearby govt.hospital, there is free treatment available for you.
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Kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case
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need some more history from your side to give you better treatment plan and advice
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Dr. Devansh Sharma
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Kangra
Fissures and other proctological conditions can be very frustrating as they take a lot of time to heal and recurrence is also there.
Since you’ve been operated three times before and have not got relief, it would be best if you go to a dedicated proctologist and also rule out other causes of chronic anal fissure. Botox injection can be a good alternative if you wish to avoid surgery as it can have risk of incontinence.
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Go to a proctologist and get evaluated before getting treated.
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In proctological condition it is more necessary to find why it happens rather than just treating as it the recurrence is high
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