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Fissure surgery
From last 6 months I have anal fissure which heals for 2,3 weeks and then again gets affected, pain starts, and the cycle is continued. I should go for surgery now?
I'm nit scared of fissure surgery but the pain after surgery when I'll go for bowel. Please tell me how will I endure that pain?
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No no don’t be afraid !
In good and experienced hands like me it’s quite simple surgery of partial lateral sphincterotomy post gentle anal stretching and dilatation under anaesthesia.
Anaesthesia these days is quite advanced and post operative pain is a specialised branch of it.
So don’t worry at all !
Take an appointment at a skilled and experienced Surgeon’s office and get booked for a safe and pain free post operative phase
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As told take appointment
Get all investigations done
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Get rid of your fears and hesitations…. by practising antarmouna (a yogic practice,) and bhramari pranayam .. a simple pranayam for mental and physical well being by releasing hormones of well being from vibrations of the base of skull.
Not only this the vibrations from the air inhaled during bhramari will produce Nitric oxide which is also anti viral and anti SARSCOV 2
All the best! God bless!
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You will need to be examined first before coming to any conclusion..
Yes surgery for fissure has good results.
And surgery is lateral internal sphincterotomy... It doesn't matter with what energy source one does the procedure... But it is important to do the procedure completely.
Laser or electrosurgery doesn't make any difference.
We should stop this hype about Lasers
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Go for laser sphincterotomy
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Recurrence of anal fissure or fail to medical treatment ,needs to LIS surgery
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consult with me
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Visit www.drgandhi.org
Laser sphincterotomy can be done
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For Fissure surgery there are lot of new surgical techniques like laser sphincterotomy, which are almost painless, and a same day discharge procedure. And the relief after surgery is worth bearing that little pain you undergo after surgery. You can contact my clinic or book an appointment for follow up.
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Consult a general surgeon
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Inspite of conservative management for 6 months if your having pain which s not getting relieved by all possible lifestyle modification and hydration and drugs u can proceed with surgery.The pain after fissure surgery s common but u neednt worry as its bearable and it subsides in due course..
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