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Hemorrhoids and anal fissure
I have undergone laser treament for the removal of Three hemorrhoids (One Grade III and Two Grade II) and Chronic Anal Fissure on January 17,2018.
Now today I do not experience pain while passing stool of the severity I had till January 27,2018 and pain has considerably reduced. Having said that I still have a little or minute dis comfort if I sit in the office for hours and am also away from gym from January 17,2018 till today (I regulary have been doing gym from the past 1 year) and I'm still not taking oily and spicy food diet.Please answer my below questions :
When can I resume to gym ?
When can I start having all sorts of food ?
How much time shall it take for this little and minute dis comfort to completely vanish and for this condition to heal completely?
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After you have hemorrhoids removed, you can expect to feel better each day. Your anal area will be painful or ache for 2 to 4 weeks. And you may need pain medicine. It is common to have some light bleeding and clear or yellow fluids from your anus. This is most likely when you have a bowel movement. These symptoms may last for 1 to 2 months after surgery.
Next Steps
Rest when you feel tired.Be active. Walking is a good choice.Allow your body to heal. Don't move quickly or lift anything heavy until you are feeling better.You may take showers and baths as usual. Pat your anal area dry when you are done.You will probably need to take 1 to 2 weeks off work. It depends on the type of work you do and how you feel.
Health Tips
Follow your doctor's instructions about eating after surgery.Start adding high-fibre foods to your diet 2 or 3 days after your surgery. This will make bowel movements easier. And it lowers the chance that you will get hemorrhoids again.If your bowel movements are not regular right after surgery, try to avoid constipation and straining. Drink plenty of water. Your doctor may suggest fibre, a stool softener, or a mild laxative.
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