I had anal fissure 2-3 months back. It has been healed.
Now, I want to start work out in gym.
So my question is,
can heavy weight lifting in gym cause anal fissure ?
Because when I had fissure last time i.e. 3 months back, I started gym and was lifting heavy weights. It may or may not be one of the reasons.
So this time I want to confirm before starting gym. I don't want it to re-occur.
Thanks
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Hello,
No direct connection, constipation, diet are main reasons. Heavy weight is indirect reason, due to excessive work out n lot of PERSPIRATION IS THEIR if u are not hydrated well indirectly you become constipated, so hydration must be PROPER before two hours of exercise. Start with low slowly increas workout.
Avoid spicy fried greasy junk food or food from outside. Ok.
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I totally agree with Dr Sushma's view. In fact proper exercise and diet will help you tackle anal fissure. Just keep yourself hydrated and avoid excess of protein.
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