Day 7:
Had a good sleep, took me a while to get off though, had that same feeling of moistness down there so went to the bathroom to check, everything was fine, just felt like I was seeping, anyway I woke up at 06:30, and by 7 0'clock I was in the bathroom having my first BM, it was relatively painless with just mild lingering pain afterwards, 20 minutes or so later I was having another BM, still mild-moderate pain, BTW, stools are thin and snake like, must be all the swelling/narrowing of the anal canal.
I had breakfast at 8 0'clock (porridge oats with apple, raisin and sultana), 10 minutes or so after I'm having several more BM's with the same pain outcome as earlier, and cleaning is definitely becoming easier, I then take my first soak in the bath which is really soothing, 30 minutes in the bath and I'm out and drying my anus with a hair dryer, still have pain but it's easily manageable, sometimes I also start itching on the left side of my anus, needless to say I haven't scratched at all! I get dressed and lounge about on the sofa but still cannot sit.
It's now 12 '0 clock so I have some creamy Broccoli and Cauliflower soup which is yummy, then I have several more BM's, same as before, they are like snakes

but don't cause any serious discomfort, I'm now convinced that it's the Metronidazole causing the many BM's.
I've just had another soak in the bath (2 of 4) I'm keeping with this regime religiously as it definitely soothes the area, same routine, dry anus with hair dryer.
Cleanliness of the anal area is paramount if you want to heal properly and quickly, many thanks to Fissy for the information on this

I am 100% devoted to healing this thing for ever and think although the pain is still there that I am slowly making progress day by day.
Anyone reading this shouldn't be discouraged at all, if you're suffering with Fissures, don't suffer in silence, get help and advice from the people right here on the forum, it's free, although they're not GP's or Surgeons, they know how you feel because they are sufferers too (unlike most GP's and Surgeons)
