I had constipation surgery 3 years ago when I was 19 but ever since then I keep getting anal fissures. It's been really painful and frustrating what can I do to fix this or stop it from happening?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Anal fissures after constipation surgery can be a recurring issue, but there are steps you can take to manage them and prevent them from happening again. Focusing on diet, hydration, and good hygiene practices can significantly improve your situation. Additionally, consult with a doctor about potential medical interventions like topical ointments or procedures if necessary

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my husband has a fissure and the doctor recommended surgery but we're worried about it is there any other way to treat it without going under the knife

conservative therapy i advised,if pt is not respomding fistulectomy is advised.

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I'm thinking about kshar sutra treatment and I'm curious about how much it costs. Also, how many days of rest do I need after undergoing this treatment? And could you tell me where the hospital is located in Bangalore?

The cost of Kshar Sutra treatment can range from 1500 to 2000 per session. As for rest, bed rest is not compulsory, but you may experience some discomfort and slight pain, which can affect your daily activities slightly. Regarding hospitals in Bangalore, you can consider Pranav Ayur Hospitals, which offers Kshar Sutra therapy for anorectal diseases. It's always best to consult with a doctor or the hospital directly for more information on treatment costs, rest requirements, and other details.

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I've been dealing with really bad burning and itching around my anus along with bleeding. It's super painful when I pass stool, and the burning sensation lasts all day. Is it possible to treat piles completely without surgery? Can medications alone fix this for good? What should I do to heal it completely?

Piles can often be treated without surgery using diet, Sitz baths, and meds‚Äîavoid spicy food, stay hydrated, and use creams.

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