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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phillip05499 yvonney
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I suffered from a painful fissure. I had a bad diet for a couple of months and was stressed ( lost my mother to cancer) I remember being constipated. I think this caused the original problem. I started to eat porridge as a way of getting more fiber. I used to eat porridge and oats occasionally with no problems. It turns out im allergic to oats!. I saw a private colo rectal surgeon and he identified th fissure and pescribed topical diltiazem for 8 weeks. This didn't work for me. The pain would come and go but I couldn't get on top of it. I looked at the crisps I was eating one day ( sun bites) they contain oat powder. As soon as I cut them from my diet my bum healed! I used to eat a packet every day. If I eat something with lots of oats in it makes my bum really itchy and sore. Maybe something in your diet is different? I guess it could be the water or maybe something that your eating and have an intolerance to. It took me months to find out it was oats.
graham82620 yvonney
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