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Abnormal crack or slit in the anus stretching from the opening in anal region and to its midline. They are known as anal fissures and are generally shallow. Blood may be found on the toilet area or outside the stool. Most anal fissures can be divided into two categories that is chronic or severe. Here chronic refers to a fissure that had occurred earlier but which failed to heal that has resulted in a hardened fissure where as acute refers to fresh tear that has occurred recently.
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| What
are the causes, incidence and risk factors of
Anal-Fissure ? |
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Most of the anal fissures are due to overstretching of the anal mucosa
Other causes include:
1.Exerting to defecate when the stools formed are hard n dry.
2.Constipation or diarrhea that is chronic and severe
3.Ulcerative colitis or crohn’s disease
4.When foreign objects are inserted or by rough anal sex
5.Tight sphincter muscles that have become spastic
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| What
are the symptoms of
Anal-Fissure ? |
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Its symptoms include
1.Painful bowel movement
2.Blood found on stool’s surface or on toilet wipes or tissues
3.The main symptom of this is constipation accompanied by painful bowel movements
4.A visible crack on the anus that can be seen while stretching it .
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| Diagnosis
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The tests include mainly inspection or physical examination of the rectal mucosa.
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| How
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Anal-Fissure cured? |
You
can use the these herbs (Click
here) as per the described procedure to get relief from
Anal-Fissure
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| What
are the complications? |
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A minor operation will be required to relax the sphincter
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