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Anal fissureactomy and lis
Hello doctor ,
I had my LIS and fissureactomy about 4 week back my lis has completely healed but fissureactomy not healed hence the surgeon told to wait and just this week he removed the stitches and told only tiny bit has to heal and today morning i had small amount of blood. im little bit scared is it normal .im scared when can i expect this fissureactomy surgery to heal
I have lost over 20kg i was 75kg. I am too much worried , wheather it will heal
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From what information you have provided here, it seems that your fissure should heal in 2-3 weeks from now. Some bleeding is expected till the fissure completely heals, so don’t worry.
However, it is very important to avoid constipation, both for the next few weeks and even further on in life. Fissures can recur if constipation is not taken care of.
Please continue any laxative that your doctor may have prescribed, and make sure you drink plenty of water and have a high-fibre diet.
If your fissure doesn’t heal or bleeding is too much, see a surgeon.
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