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I took good care of medications and my diet, soft bowels, avoided bike, cycle. but still the fissure doesn't heal itself. proctoscopy, crp, fecal calprotectin are ok. dr. says healing fissure from last 4 months. sometimes ok and sometimes pain?

Q: i took good care of medications and my diet, soft bowels, avoided bike, cycle. but still the fissure doesn't heal itself. proctoscopy, crp, fecal calprotectin are ok. dr. says healing fissure from last 4 months. sometimes ok and sometimes pain?

: You need to see a surgeon. Sometimes surgical removal is needed for a non healing fissure.

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Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

You need to see a surgeon. Sometimes surgical removal is needed for a non healing fissure.

Answered 6/18/2021

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A member asked:

I took good care of medications and my diet, soft bowels, avoided bike, cycle. but still the fissure doesn't heal itself. proctoscopy, crp, fecal calprotectin are ok. dr. says healing fissure from last 4 months. sometimes ok and sometimes pain?

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