by pafen » 24 Aug 2014, 16:45
Hi,
Another thought if the fissure was deeper inside such as the rectum, the LIS wouldn't be able to fix this as it only targets the sphincter muscle spasm??
So if the fissure is deeper inside and the muscles surrounding the rectum are in spasm as a result of the pain, wouldn't the only options be Botox or high fibre diet with softeners?
I have had about 3 days in a row now, soft bowel movements, absolutely no straining and can already notice a difference with my pain levels.
Having said that all it takes is one bad bowel movement to back to be square one.
Hemroidectomy, anal abscess, fissure, LIS
Pelvic floor Dysfunction since late 2012