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I have unhealed anal fissure from last 5 months. i feel okay but when formed stool passes i feel pain, cramping for few days and the cycle continues. 1 surgeon said i should go for surgery and second said i should wait & apply medication it'll heal?
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Chronic anal fissures are treated surgically. Conservative measures do not cure this chronic issue.
Answered 6/14/2021
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