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Hello Lybrate-user, As you mentioned having grade 3 haemorrhoids as your problem with a fissure ,you must be reducing the pile mass by yourself. I strongly would advice surgery for you as if not intervened sooner or later it would go to grade 4 which will be very difficult for you and also the surgeon to manage. Grade 4 untreated due to friction can get thrombosed and would be very painful. Kindly get the surgery done as soon as possible. Best treatment option would be stapled haemorrhoid surgery. This procedure is minimally invasive and the least painful and the least gory procedure. Recovery is fast. You would be discharged with in a day after your surgery. Kindly find a good colorectal centre or a good laparoscopic surgeon in your area to plan ahead. Calcium dobesilate efficacy is not significant like many other drugs available. Sumant, few pathologies require surgery as a must because conservative approach is not always the solution to the problem. I hope it helps.

No it will not cure. Take dietary changes with high fiber diet. Also avoid taking high fatty diet. And take homeopathic treatment.

It can be fissure. 1. Take home cooked, fresh light food. Take a lot of green vegetables n fruit. 2. Increasing the fibre in your diet is known to be as effective as injections for preventing further problems 3. Increasing your fluid intake which can help prevent further problems with haemorrhoids 4. Avoiding straining and constipation which is the most useful thing patients can do to prevent the problem coming back. If the fibre content of your diet is not sufficient to keep your stools soft, then a fibre supplement can help. 5. Maintain active life style 6. Curd is good for u. 7. Avoid fast foods, spicy n fried foods homeopathy has very encouraging results. Consult online with details.

Piles are collections of tissue and vein that become inflamed and swollen. The size of piles can vary, and they are found inside or outside the anus. Piles occur due to chronic constipation, chronic diarrhea, lifting heavy weights, pregnancy, or straining when passing a stool. But we have to look into the details of the problem. Let's have a detailed discussion to Ensure proper treatment.

Anal fissures are tears in the skin around the anus. They are usually caused by severe constipation, with passage of hard stool along with straining tears the skin. They can be very painful, usually described as sharp burning or tearing pain while having a bowel movement. The pain is primarily due to spasms in the nearby sphincter muscle. The most important part of caring for your wounds after anal fissure surgery is keeping the area clean and dry. We can discuss your issue over a call for further consultation.