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The treatment for anal fissure ranges from a simple sitz bath to the more extreme anal surgery. If sitz bath doesn’t work surgery is not necessarily the next step. There are still other, non-invasive things you can do in order … READ MORE

Anal fissures are tears along the anus, anal canal and areas along the lower intestinal tract. They are usually harmless and will go away with self-care and sometimes medication within 6 weeks. You might feel some discomfort during your bowel … READ MORE

Perineum tear occurs when the perineum or the area between the anus and the vagina is torn during childbirth. It could also occur if a doctor or a midwife would cut of the perineum just before the head of the … READ MORE

If you are suffering from anal fissures or have had a recent surgery in the anal area, then you’re probably experiencing some discomfort. One such discomfort you might feel is in your urinary tract. You’re probably trying to find the … READ MORE

Anal fissures are tears in the lining in the lowest portion of your intestinal track including the anus and the anal canal. These tears will eventually heal as you self-care and clear up within a few days. Anal fissures that … READ MORE

Anal fissure happens when the anus and the anal canal is cut or torn. Trauma is the major cause of this condition. Common causes are large feces that are dry and hard, tightened anal sphincter or the muscle that open … READ MORE

Anal fissure is characterized by the tearing of the anus and the anal canal. Its primary cause is trauma. This may be a large, hard, and dry stool, childbirth, tightened muscle that opens and closes the anus (anal sphincter), or … READ MORE

Anal fissure is the condition that is characterized by the tearing of the anus and the anal canal. Primarily, it is caused by trauma such as a large and hard stool, tightened anal sphincter (muscle that open and close the … READ MORE

Anal fissure can be treated in many ways. The usual and easy advice is to get surgery. However, there are other suggestions like using antioxidant skin recovery cream, or Nitroglycerine ointment. You can try many options, but treatment is not … READ MORE

Anal fissure is the tearing of the anus and the anal canal. It is primarily caused by trauma, though there are also some instances or non-traumatic diseases that cause anal fissure.

Symptoms of anal fissure include pain in the anal … READ MORE