Is the problem of anal fissures subject to the water quality?
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I lived in Ely area Cambs for 25 years where I had on and off fissures and IBS..when I moved to Essex for 3 years I didnt have these specific problems at all. I moved back to ELy this year and yes-you guessed I have anal fissures and also got a granuloma annulare on my upper arm. I am in process of my GP treating the arm and the fissures but I wondered are they maybe linked and also why did the problem return when I came back to ELy...is it the drinking water? I am not stressed and in fact never been happier and if anything in the country here I am much more active.
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Hi Susansan, I had a Fissurectomy/Spincterotomy done on May 6th this year. I'm so glad I did, although I was scared at the thought of being operated on. The first two days I felt no pain at all just fragile and tender down there. I also bled for two days then it stopped. The first BM was surprisingly easy and again no pain. My doctor prescribed Mineral Oil which worked very well for me. I'm now pain free. There is another topic on this site for Botox users you may have seen it I also joined in on that forum but decided not to go with Botox. I wish you well.
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