Anal fissure is a very painful condition which is happen when a small tear develops in the lining of the anus. It is often caused by constipation, hard stools or excessive straining during bowel movements. It can lead to much pain, bleeding, irritation or many other conditions that can affect daily life. Most of the people ignored its symptoms, and they delayed the treatmnet which can make the condition more serious and difficult. Proper medical care, on-time diagnosis, is a very important factor for faster recovery.

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Symptoms of Anal Fissure

The symptoms of an anal fissure can depend on the severity and the duration of the condition. Most of the patients experienced pain during that time or after passing stool. In most of the cases, the pain may continue for several hours. In the section below, some common symptoms are given, which include:

Pain during bowel movements
Itching sensation around the anus
Bright red blood on toilet paper or stool
A visible crack or tear near the anal opening
Feel irritation around the anus
Difficulty sitting comfortably
Constipation due to fear of pain during passing stool

Causes of Anal Fissure

The anal fissures mainly occur when the delicate lining of the anal canal gets stretched or injured. There are many possible causes which can lead to this condition, such as:

Chronic constipation
Passing hard or large stools
Straining during bowel movements
Low fiber diet
Dehydration
Childbirth-related injury
Inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn’s disease
Anal infections or trauma

Those people who have poor digestive health or irregular bowel habits then they have a higher risk of developing a fissure. Maintain healthy bowel movements, which play a very imporatnt role in preventing this condition.

Types of Anal Fissure Treatment

The treatment of anal fissure focuses on softening stools, relaxing the tight surrounding muscles, and easing the pain so that the tear can heal. Most of the tears can heal in a some weeks with the simple home care. The main types of anal fissure treatment are given below:

Home Remedies

Over the 90% of the fresh fissures heal with simple management of the lifestyle or taking care of the diet.

Eat fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains and also add some fibre supplements such as Isabgol. It keeps the stool soft and bulky.
Drink lots of water, which prevents the stool from becoming dry and hard.
Soaking your bottom in a tub of warm water for ten to fifteen minutes, or two to three times a day. It helps to relieve the pain and relax the anal muscles, which helps the tear heal.

Medical Treatments

If you are trying the home care and it is still not enough or it keeps returning, then the doctors may suggest the medications.

Over the counter, medicines such as lactuylose it helps you to pass the stool without straining.
Prescription ointment which containing the muscle relaxants such as diltiazem or nitroglycerin, are applied directly to the skin. It helps to improve the blood flow to the area and it relaxes the tight muscle spasms that prevent healing.
If the cream does not work, then the doctor may inject the Botox into the anal muscles. It helps to relax the muscle for a few months.

Surgical Procedures

If the fissure has become serious, lasting longer than eight weeks, or if it does not respond to other treatments, then surgery may be needed at that time.

The lateral internal sphincterotomy is the most common and highly successful surgery. In this process, the expert makes a tiny cut in the internal anal sphincter muscles to stop the painful spasms and relieve the pressure. It allows the fissure to heal permanently.

Recovery Time After Anal Fissure Treatment

Most people experienced pain relief within a few days of the anal fissure treatment. The light, non-strenuous daily activity is mainly resumed in about the first few weeks. Moreover, the complete healing of the tear takes around four to six weeks. During this time, it is very imporatnt to prevent constipation by eating plenty of fibre and drinking lots of water to ensure that bowel movements remain soft.

Risks if Left Untreated

If you ignore the anal fissure, then it can lead to serious discomfort and complications. Here are some possible risks, which include:

Persistent severe pain
Chronic constipation
Muscle spasms in the anal region
Infection and abscess formation
Development of a fistula
Difficulty in daily activities

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We understand how painful and uncomfortable anal fissures can be. Our team make sure the accurate diagnosis, best treatment and complete post treatment care for the long term.