Anal Fissure Support Forum

Abu wrote:I was referring to pain in the tummy not the butt. Missy, did you try eating Manuka honey, as you live where they make it? The pains can be caused by poor digestion which can have many cayses, one of them being low stomach acid due to H. Pylori

Oh, sorry, didn't see it. You are right then.

It's pain real lower left like in my bowel, I have a large jar of manuka honey that I was given for my birthday I've been making homemade salad dressing with it. I think it mite diverticulitis ?

I was referring to pain in the tummy not the butt. Missy, did you try eating Manuka honey, as you live where they make it? The pains can be caused by poor digestion which can have many cayses, one of them being low stomach acid due to H. Pylori

For open wounds I would use a cream or Manuka honey if you can bare the stinging a few seconds. A colleague from this forum recommended Boroline, which I tried and I like a lot. It is very soothing and, at least on open wounds on hands, helps tremendously with speeding up the healing.

Another option to help with the infection is applying manuka honey to your fissure. It's messy and sticky, but it works wonders in helping to heal wounds.

... me. But a healthy diet even now minus those items make a huge difference since I am still prone to fissures. Lots of water too helps me. I did use manuka in my teas and other foods, no difference noted but I'm sure useful and healthy. Coconut oil was useful for me and I applied it to the area, ...

... my whole life!) And I had 10 bum tear free days... but it has all fallen apart again :/ I'm interested in people's experiences with: - fasting - manuka honey - coconut oil I'm ready to actively try to fix this now! Can't believe I've just been living with this! :scratch:

... blocker instead of nitro because of side effects. That may work without an appointment. Other natural things tjat people try is coconut oil, manuka honey rubbed in the inside. I used a q tip. These did not work for me but my fissure was very wide. If you're is small and relatively new, maybe ...

... So, my plans are to keep this diet going strong for those 2 years to see if I can really knock this out. Also, have you tried coconut oil and manuka honey? Those have really worked for me, and they are both natural products. I hope this helps in some way, and my heart goes out to you during ...

... my symptoms. A month later they had returned. In the end I just developed a painful rash. 4) None of the following helped at all; Coconut oil, Manuka Honey, Vitamins. And what about Botox? Well I had Botox too. After about 6 weeks I thought I was healed, and after 10 weeks I was back to square ...