Fissure pain
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Hi, I have had fissure pain for 7 months now, 24/7 I have severe pain when I am up during the day, sitting, standing, walking.... when I go to bed, thank God, I have no pain. Is this normal with a fissure? Soon as I sit up the pain is back.
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natasha54195 mary13478
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my pain was during the day for around 7 hours after having a bowel movement
have you tried Retogestic cream?
its the spasms that hurt im fissure free for sround 8 months now but still use the cream once a day
mary13478 natasha54195
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Can you get the medicine Retogestic cream at a pharmacy or do you need a prescription for it. Thanks.
natasha54195 mary13478
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from the gp
my first tube was from the colerectal surgeon
the others from gp
i avoided surgery just slogged it with laxido
sitz bath , bert bees lip balm pepermint, hot water bottle , zapain , still do same routine even now
was a hard slog, pain is unbearable
lots of veggies
dont think ppl understand unless youve had one
Mitushi mary13478
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in my experience, pain diminishes as the day progresses and finally goes away. are you following a routine to heal the fissure? What does your physician say?
It is important to add fiber to your diet and use a fiber supplement. drink a lot of water during the day, take sitz baths (I started adding epson salts to the warm water to help felax the muscles). get a squatty stool to raise your feet when you go for a BM.
i found that applying coconut oil sooths and moisturizes.
there are prescription ointments with nitroglicerine that your doctor can prescribe.
molly204 Mitushi
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I have done all this with the exception of epsom salts in my sitz bath. I will try this. But it still it comes back.
I'm using the nitro ointment now. How long have you been using it? My doctor gave it to me without instructions. I found something online. So I'm going to do 6 weeks twice a day then 6 weeks once a day.
I've been on it three weeks and already had a reoccurance.
natasha54195 molly204
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i did sitz bath epsom salts cocnut oil after every bm
at the worse i popped in the bath emptied then bathed
lsxido is a must
bert bees peopermint lip bslm was wonders!
retogestic my surgeon said whenever i needed it
but i did 2 a day
zapain for pain
hot bottle , water , vegies smothies
molly204 natasha54195
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Thank you.
The peppermint doesn't burn? What do you do with that? Also, what do you do with the hot water bottle?
Is the coconut oil in the sitz bath or do you apply it to the anus?
natasha54195 molly204
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bert bees lip balm with peopermint no dodnt burn was cooling
just put little bit on your finger
cocnut oil in sitz bath with epsom salts
i went to sleep or wenever in pain i used the hot water bottle sat on it , wrap around towel t towel
ive tried everythin
honestly the best thing thst worked was warm sotz bath wen i needed to poo kinda reduced the pain
then filled and bathed i lived on the sitz bath
Mitushi molly204
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i didn't have nitro... this past fissure episode but last year I went through two tubes until it finally healed. it tood a total of a out 3 months. the reason I get a prescription this time is because I was in such pain that the thought of inserting the index finger with the ointment just was something I was afraid to do. without the nitro, I healed and took a good 4/5 weeks; however, i do have bleeding on and off after a bm. I suspect it may be from an internal hemorrhoid but I Am seeing the colorectal physician next week so she can check the whole area.
Mitushi mary13478
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in my experience, pain diminishes as the day progresses and finally goes away. are you following a routine to heal the fissure? What does your physician say?
It is important to add fiber to your diet and use a fiber supplement. drink a lot of water during the day, take sitz baths (I started adding epson salts to the warm water to help felax the muscles). get a squatty stool to raise your feet when you go for a BM.
i found that applying coconut oil sooths and moisturizes.
there are prescription ointments with nitroglicerine that your doctor can prescribe.
Mitushi mary13478
Posted
in my experience, pain diminishes as the day progresses and finally goes away. are you following a routine to heal the fissure? What does your physician say?
It is important to add fiber to your diet and use a fiber supplement. drink a lot of water during the day, take sitz baths (I started adding epson salts to the warm water to help felax the muscles). get a squatty stool to raise your feet when you go for a BM.
i found that applying coconut oil sooths and moisturizes.
there are prescription ointments with nitroglicerine that your doctor can prescribe.
mary13478 Mitushi
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My doctor says to get a colonoscopy, before he told me not to, due to the meds you have to take, he said it would be too much pain....really I have gone to 3 doctors and they all tell me something different.
natasha54195 mary13478
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i paid private to see colerectal surgeon he was good
my gp was no good
3 weeks was told piles
was best 100 ive ever spent
talked to me explained everything
booked me in for botox on nhs however i cancelled , told me need yo eat and poo dsily for it to heal thought was scary - told me to tske laxido 2 a day so poo was easy to pass
did what he told me it healed
cream after bm and bedtime
this time last year i was rolling in my bed for 7 hours a day
natasha54195 mary13478
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forces of nature fissure control helped
emuaid also helped
mary13478 natasha54195
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I can't believe it, my daughter 'just' bought this for me at Amazon. (Forces of Nature) Going to start it tomorrow. Never heard of it... Thanks for replies.
natasha54195 mary13478
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i have it its ok but its the retogestic that works
mary13478 natasha54195
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Can you get retogestic at a drug store or do you need a prescription.
Thanks
natasha54195 mary13478
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prescription
mary13478 natasha54195
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ok, thanks
natasha54195 mary13478
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where you from