What is the best treatment for anal fissures.?

Question:

Please, please don"t joke. The pain is constant and severe. Thank you.

Answers:
I don't know about those remedies mentioned about that relieves of the pain. You want to heal the fissure up completely, not a temporary fix. I highly recommend you try Dr Wheatgrass Recovery Cream. The product works wonders. You can read all the testimonials and find out for yourself. The cream is derived from organically grown wheatgrass. Dr. Reynolds invented the product and has been successfully treating this patients since 1995 with these products. As far as allergic reactions go, this product is made from wheatgrass, the same thing that bread is made of. It's also gluten free. I believe it's approved for people of all ages (from infants to adults) because it's a natural product. You can check out his website for more information and testimonials: www.drwheatgrass.com.au. I hope this helps you in making an informed decision.

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the doctor

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get more fiber in your diet, exercise and use some creme although it's embarassing to buy

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Cauterized by a MD> heals in three to six weeks.

I actually just got over one.

Go to your local physician (or hospital. My hospital bill was only like $80)

They will probably give you some pain medication and some laxatives.

Take them both, and give it a few days. It will be better soon, but you have to be patient and just live through it.

Hope that helps.

Mine was done in about 3 or 4 days

At your nearest drug store, buy an inexpensive bottle of Witch Hazel. Also buy some cosmetic pads, they are small flat cotton pads that don't shred like cottonballs. Put an ample amount of Witch Hazel on a pad, and put it on the affected area, after you have completely washed with warm soapy water and patted dry. You've heard of Tucks and prep H? The main ingredient in both is .... Witch Hazel!
Make your own this way much cheaper!!
Witch Hazel is an astringent, will reduce swelling and cool the burn. See your doctor if they bother you more than a week or if any bleeding occurs.

i haven't heard of one of those

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