Pandikkad, Malappuram Dist, Kerala
& New Delhi
& New Delhi
Fissure treatment without surgery can be successfully achieved in some cases. Adults between the ages of 20 and 40 are more likely to develop fissures in their ano. They are painful and may bleed, causing so much discomfort that they can affect your quality of life. Because the symptoms are so similar, it’s often mistaken for piles.
Homeopathy is a natural therapy option that guarantees a long-term cure for anal fissure. The most unpleasant symptoms of anal fissures are discomfort, bleeding, and itching. Homeopathic remedies for anal fissures first help to alleviate these symptoms. They then assist in the healing of cuts and tears in the anal canal, resulting in a lasting cure. A natural cure will be provided via a homeopathic constitutional treatment.
Diarrhea may be the cause of a fissure. Constipation is the same way. It was once considered that the majority of fissures were created by a person straining to pass their stool.
However, especially in chronic (long-term) situations, exceptionally high tension in the muscles of the anal sphincter may be the actual cause. Too much stress can cause a fissure, which can lead to pain, spasms, even more tension, and so on.
Furthermore, anal fissures can occur after childbirth, particularly after a difficult or instrument-assisted delivery.
Part of the reason that anal fissures are uncomfortable is that persons with them still need to move their bowels while they mend. It’s critical to keep feces loose and easy to move out of the body so that the fissure isn’t aggravated further by weight or straining.
Other self-care techniques can help minimize the pain of anal fissures while also allowing them to heal faster.
If you don’t receive enough fiber from your diet, a fiber supplement may be beneficial. You should begin carefully with fiber supplements and gradually increase the amount you take. This will help you avoid unpleasant side effects like bloating and gas in your stomach. It may take some trial and error to figure out which fiber supplement to take and at what dosage is best for you.
By drawing more water into the digestive tract to soften stool, a stool softener may help you avoid constipation. They have few negative effects and are generally believed to be safe. Liquid, capsule, and tablet stool softeners are available. The majority of people utilize them for roughly a week. Consult your doctor about which over-the-counter stool softener might be most effective in treating an anal fissure.
Constipation can be caused by dehydration or a lack of fluids in the body. Drinking plenty of water might help keep stools soft and easy to pass. Fruits and vegetables, which contain a lot of water, contribute to your overall water intake. The amount of water that should be consumed on a daily basis varies depending on the individual, so ask your healthcare expert for advice. If your stools are soft and easy to pass, it’s possible that you’re getting enough water in your diet.
Sitz baths are little plastic tubs that can be found at most drugstores. Fill the tub with a few inches of warm water, set it atop a toilet seat, and sit in it to soak your anal area. While doing this for 10 to 15 minutes at a time will help relieve pain and other symptoms in the anal area, it may not help the fissure heal as quickly.
Epsom salts or other products may be added to the water in the sitz bath in some circumstances. However, these should only be used with the permission of a healthcare provider.
Your surgeon may prescribe local ointments and jellies after a thorough evaluation. These will aid in pain, edema, and inflammation reduction. Anti-inflammatory medicines and oral laxatives may be prescribed by your doctor to reduce discomfort and soften stools.
