What role does nutrition play in this?
In anal fissures, nutrition plays a role especially in the development of the disease. Often, excessive pressure in the area of the sphincter muscle is the cause of an anal fissure. This is promoted by excessively hard and irregular stool.
It is therefore recommended to ensure a softer bowel movement. This can easily be achieved by regular intake of sufficient dietary fiber. This includes raw fruits and vegetables, such as plums, spinach or salad, as well as pulses, oat flakes, pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds. When increasing the consumption of dietary fiber, it is also very important to drink enough liquid, especially water, to prevent digestive problems.
Which homeopathics can help me?
There are many different homeopathic remedies that can help with an anal fissure. There is a separate article about this disease: “Homeopathy for anal fissures”.
- Aesculus has a supporting and stabilizing effect on the vessels and vessel walls.
This ensures a sufficient blood supply to the affected area. It also promotes the transport of important substances for the regeneration of inflamed skin. This homeopathic remedy is usually recommended for use with potencies D2 to D6.
- Petroleum is a homeopathic remedy that is particularly effective on injured and irritated connective tissue.
Therefore it works well on anal fissures and cracks in the anal area. It stabilizes and protects the skin surface. In addition, it balances the skin’s moisture, so that it can also be applied well to dry skin structures.
The potencies D3 to D12 are recommended for independent use.
- The complex agent WALA® Hirudo Comp. globuli velati is a mixture of several homeopathic active ingredients. Like Aesculus, it stabilizes the blood vessels, but concentrates its action primarily on the flow of venous blood. In terms of intake, it is recommended for adults to take 10-15 globules 2 times a day.
