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What is anal fissure?

Anal fissures are often located in the back of your anus, parallel to the buttock cleft. A frequent medical issue known as an anal fissure occurs when the skin around the anus opening opens, leaving a little space there. You must keep in mind that while the pain brought on by this illness typically appears quickly, it can also develop gradually.

A fissure is a tiny break in the skin that can be brought on by smoking, chronic inflammation, or poor digestion. An acquired fissure is another name for a fissure. Everybody experiences it at some point in their lives, but it might not endure for six weeks

Symptoms

• Painful defecation: Patients who experience this pain may delay having a bowel movement because they are afraid of it.
• The result is a vicious cycle of trauma and hard stools, which further contributes to constipation and hard stools. Defecation discomfort can be intense, prickling, or searing, and the burning that follows might continue for a few hours.
• Bleeding can occasionally be observed as a blood stain on feces or blood on the tissue.
• The anal sphincter goes into spasm, causing the need to strain while passing stools.
• Anal itching is known as pruritus ani.

Treatment

• Lords dilation - Dilating your anal sphincter can bring dramatic relief from the symptoms of external hemorrhoids. If you've tried other treatments such as massage, oral medications, and occlusive bandages with no success, dilating your sphincter may be the next step for you.
• PLIS (Partial Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy)- PLIS is a minimally invasive procedure that involves making a small incision under local anesthesia in the anal region. The main aim of this is to reduce the amount of constipation, straining, and pain one feels while passing motions.
• Laser treatment - Laser surgery is a new and exciting procedure in the field of aesthetics. This is done with the Leonardo laser introduced for the first time in Dubai at Healing Hands Clinic. The laser is used to perform internal sphincterotomy.

Identifying A Fissure

It only takes a brief history of your symptoms and a visual examination of the anus to make the diagnosis. Rarely, your doctor could suggest additional testing to rule out any potential underlying causes for the fissure.

Conclusion

The popularity of Botox is because it offers a non-surgical option to treat chronic anal fissures. If you've been looking for an alternative, non-surgical treatment for your chronic fissure and have tried everything under the sun, it's time to check out botox.