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Anal Fissure Help

Hello,
I am 31yr old woman with chronic anal fissure. The fissure would bleed with bm, i finally went to colorectal specialist who put me on anal pram cream x 3 times / day along with laxatives. The fissure seems much better according to my doc,but each time I stop either the cream or laxative within 2 days i have blood during bm and the constant feeling of something stuck in the anus. The pain is not bad. It has been 1 yr and I am getting tired of the laxatives and steroid creams. My cousin suggested homeopathy. Can someone please suggest what I need to take , I am really committed to healing myself with homeopathy.

Soni2496 on 2011-01-31

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Take Nitric acid 6c,one globule mixed in water, thrice daily.shake well before every use and Natrum Mur 6x,5 tablets thrice daily.I hope you will feel better in a few days.Avoid food which can cause constipation.
Whenever there is a any problem please post details particularly at what time and under what circumstances the problem is aggravated or better.For females their menstrual history is always essential.It helps in selection of the suitable remedy.
sajjad.

sajjadakram635 last decade

great prescription Sajjad
Reva V

♡ Reva V last decade

Thank you for the prescription Sajjad. My menstrual cycle was irregular for the 1st 6 mos of last year. It has been regular since last 6 mos. I do eat lot of fruits and veggies. I go to the gym 3 times a week.

Soni2496 last decade

For Learning.

♡ nawazkhan last decade

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