How To Get Rid Of Anal Fissures

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In this episode of "Talking with Docs," our expert physicians delve into the topic of anal fissures, shedding light on the causes, symptoms, and various treatment options available. They discuss the discomfort and pain associated with anal fissures, common misconceptions, and how to differentiate them from other anal conditions. The doctors also explore preventive measures and lifestyle changes that can help manage and alleviate the symptoms of anal fissures, providing valuable insights and practical advice for viewers seeking clarity and relief from this condition.

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[oceanpearl]

I have been suffering with anal fissue from past 1 year .. and slightest change in diet or holding up the urge to pass stool ..it starts the cycle of pain and bleeding and goes on for 2 weeks then gets healed. But keeps reoccurring. Try sitz bath 2 times a day, it really helps.
God heal everyone going through this intolerable pain😢

[Valuelady]

My daughter had one! She is fine now! Hers was from constipation. She was burning and aching pains she said it hurts pretty bad. Thanks docs! ❤ Happy Easter to u guys and your families. 😊

[romancatholic]

The doctor on our right was fun to watch: his expressions of or “ouuuuchhhh” showed up as the specialist surgeon spoke & described it.

[dianehernandez]

I had one for 9 months! Very painful...4th doctor, a surgeon did the sphnicterometey, which solved the issue in 1 week. 18 years later doing great!

[constantinedimopoulos]

Great informative video. The 3 docs can sell out stadiums doing stand up comedy on this topic. Great chemistry between the 3 of them.

[Marie-zcdm]

The pain is absolutely terrible but it gets extremely discouraging because it seems like it will never get better but then one day it just does. It took 8 weeks, both times.

[mbh]

I've been on the Keto/Intermittent fasting for three years now. Best way to go to stay healthy and regular.

[barbarak]

Wow ... nothing like looking younger! No matter where it is! 😃

[RedBart]

glycerine suppositories before you go are also great until it heals. Non Addictive and coats the fissure going in to lessen the likelihood of a tear. Fibre # 1

[outfield]

I’ve had this for 5 years and the pain got so bad I almost gave up. Currently finally seeing a doctor that is willing to help

[miketrebert]

An apple a day keeps the colorectal surgeon away.

[Sandra-xmdi]

They hurt all day long...not just during a BM...wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
Fiber and more fiber helps.

[noelearl]

I’ve had 2 fissure repair surgeries. Most painful surgeries. It took a good 6 wks for the pain to subside.

[michaelvittori]

I had a sphincterotomy many years ago before using botox for painful anal fissures became available. It was a simple procedure, and completely successful.

[ajosephbaumhauer]

My ordeal was a year long one. First because it wasn’t diagnosed second I was having heart issues simultaneously
I had a Quadruple Bypass and everyone asks about the pain. The bypass was nothing pain wise but the anal fisher was months of hell. Finally got hooked up with a good Gastro surgeon who tried the Botox which helped but I had to have the sphincterotomy and now it’s great.
Thanks to all the good doctors out there.

[fsugrad]

Terrible, terrible, terrible pain! Mine was a 6 month ordeal.

[Lynnsle]

Dr weening is too funny. Your anus looks 20 years younger from the botox had me cracking up. I love these docs!

[pbg]

I have had all of this, then got sent for more tests where they found that my sphincter muscles didnt work properly and surgery would likely not be successful and make me incontinent surgeon said it was too risky. Sometimes i would take that over the pain i still have.

[davidjaynes]

I suffered for a few years, then with to see a Surgeon. The surgeon was great, gave me the cream and told me to use fiber, water, clean with tucks pads, took another few months, but I'm healed. THANK GOD!!@

[andhisband]

I was using the fiber supplements for years (remember Per Diem?). Pain came and went, but when it came it was excruciating. After unrelated melanoma scares and surgeries, I was referred to a rectal surgeon. His surgery on me was the ticket. Aftercare was a year of monthly visits where he painted the affected area with silver. Twenty years later and I'm still healed and pain-free.