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I would like to ask a question on how many weeks to be fully pain free, I have the op 13 days ago and i still have pain down there. Is it too soon to expect anything?
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betty54790 kenneth80920
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Not had a hemmoroidectomy but have had LIS, it took a 1-2 weeks to recover from surgery, 6 weeks for the fissure and incision to completely heal. Though it took several months for pain to go away. But that's because my fissure was deep and several years old and the nerves were repairing.
10 days is a bit early to tell, see how you're feeling after a month.
kenneth80920 betty54790
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Ok thankyou. I will post an update after a month , my fissure was for about 7years now . I think it is a deep cut so as you said it will take months to heal . Anyway how about you? completely healed?
kenneth80920 betty54790
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Hi its been a month now i could say I am still healing no such pain in BM but i still feel soreness sometimes.
Massey kenneth80920
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hi my fissure doesnt bleed or have any pain but discharges clear smelly liquid it this normal for some fissures dont know how long i have had it did have some pain whilst having BM a while ago so maybe started then
kenneth80920 Massey
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I only had discharge once after my surgery and never since. Make an appointment with a surgeon to check what it is. What kind of pain do you have? Sharp pain in the middle?
Massey kenneth80920
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the fisure is in the centre at the back no pain at all now it was like pushing glass out when it first happened but that calmed down however still leaking fluid thats leaving me uncomfortable and getting raw how are you after the surgery would you revomend it
kenneth80920 Massey
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I am 17 days post OP now and i'm still in pain i dont know if the fissure is still there because the surgical site pain is what i am suffering now its like having the same pain as the fissure around the area. Yes i think it helps to heal the fissure however it will take a long time to be fully healed. Yes if your fissure is chronic i recommend it that's the only way to heal it. But if it is not chronic then maintain your stool soft and do lot of sitz bath
Massey kenneth80920
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have you tried botox or had any reviews
thanks for the advice its nice to actualy speak to someone rather than getting scared to death reading all the horror stories
kenneth80920 Massey
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I heard that botox has 60% chance of healing and LIS with papilla removal has 95% so the surgeon performed the high success rate. I don't regret having it because the fissure pain is GONE! not 100% but all of my pain came from the surgery site. I will tell you it is really painful for me because my pain reliever is not high dosage it is only for acute pain. But you need to deal with the pain in order to overcome the issue. If you have chronic talk to your doctor and ask for LIS. Because there's a lot of success story from it. I am convincing myself that 17 days is so early to expect 100% pain free. As of now i am not taking pain reliever and the pain is 80/100%. But tomorrow will start taking again pain reliever because of this 80% pain