Symptoms and Treatment of Anal Fissure
Anal fissure is
a tear in the lining of the anus called anal mucosa. Rectal
mucosa is frequently injured during defecation.
Tear in the anus may
occur in acute or chronic. Consequently bright red
bleeding and intense
pain arises when defecating.
Therefore, it is often confused with hemorrhoids.
When a crack is
present, the mucosa of the
anus will open each
time stretched to allow defecation. This happens constantly hindering healing
naturally. It also can leave scarring. Most
chronic gap in
the middle of the back of the anus.
We must distinguish between the cracks many
chronic disorders, including cancer, primary lesions of syphilis, tuberculosis
and ulceration associated with Crohn's disease.
symptom
The most common symptom is pain during and after defecation. Often times people will
see the red blood on toilet paper or
dripping into the toilet after a bowel movement. Because of a painful
bowel movement, many
people complain of
constipation.
Treatment and Care
Typically, anal fissures
can be prevented by making bowel movements tertaur. High fiber diet and taking
stool softeners can help people cope with the problem.
