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Anal fissures in children
My child suffering from anal itching and pain due to anal fissures. I visited nearest doctor he gave some syrup etc . The fissures seen Very light this fissures a very small cut in his anas. my child complain about his jalan (pain) in anas in between 15 days some time after 30 days I'm very confused what I do for him he is only 3 yrs and 5 month.
I give him sitz bath also can these fissures heal permanent and which food I don't give him please suggest
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Don't give maida products, biscuits, packaged food.
Prevent constipation,use fruits and vegetables, whole grains.
Sit in toilet at fix time morning and evening.
Plenty of water
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Give him more vegetables, green leafy vegetables and fruits and plenty of fluids.
Anal fissures may be due to passing hard stools .
Clean the anus with soap and water. Three times a day.
Sits bath also helps in healing.
Give duphalac syrup 5 ml once a day for 3 days
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