Anal fissure and working out?
Posted , 4 users are following.
am I delaying healing by still going to the gym with an anal fissure???
0 likes, 8 replies
Posted , 4 users are following.
am I delaying healing by still going to the gym with an anal fissure???
0 likes, 8 replies
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Uk_london mak14989
Posted
I was a teen bodybuilder until I got my Fisher last year. I kept trying to go to the gym however the pain used to get in the way and then I would end up thinking about the pain rather than lifting weights. I would say they do what is right for you and what feels right for you. they do what is right for you and what feels right for you.
mak14989 Uk_london
Posted
hi,
thanks for your reply.
yea when I'm at the gym it's always on my find and I'm.worried I'm not allowing it to heal but at the same time I dont want to give up the gym. lol
so what did you do?
curtis59654 mak14989
Posted
yes, I was told by my regular gastro doctor, and my gastro surgeon, no working out. I haven't been in 19 months because of this issue.
mak14989 curtis59654
Posted
and did it help?? why so long? have you been doing heavy lifting etc prior
curtis59654 mak14989
Posted
surgery was the only option I had, the reason for so long was because my fissure became chronic. If you don't heal in 6 weeks you need surgery. I spent almost two years trying all these different creams the doctors would prescribe and nothing worked. I did somewhat heavy lifting prior, but was advised to not even do any lifting because the straining could cause it to re tear, or cause the incision site to come open. Basically its not looking like ill ever be back to the gym, you have this pain for 19 months like me you want to do everything to prevent recurrence.
mak14989 curtis59654
Posted
oh got ya.
how long has it been since surgery? is it healed? u hear all these horrible stories.....
did you stop working out prior to surgery and nothing helped??
I read some things about not eating for about a week or having a liquid diet to allow the fissure to heal. that's next level though....
I can not stop working out and I'm a gay Male so it terrifies me this will affect relationships with sex an all
curtis59654 mak14989
Posted
I'm 9 weeks out of surgery, Im not 100% yet, but getting there. I tried diet, creams everything imaginable and nothing else worked, i would get better for maybe a week and the cycle would start over.
mak14989 curtis59654
Posted
what are the docs saying...is this a long recovery normal?