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What is anal fissure?

Anal fissures are commonly located in the posterior region of the anus, parallel to the buttock cleft. This medical condition involves a small gap in the skin surrounding the anal opening. It's crucial to note that the associated pain can occur suddenly or develop gradually over time.

Fissures, characterized by small skin breaks, can be triggered by factors like smoking, chronic inflammation, or digestive issues—referred to as acquired fissures. While nearly everyone experiences this condition at some point, it typically does not persist for more than six weeks.

Symptoms

• Painful Defecation: Individuals may delay bowel movements due to the pain, creating a cycle of trauma, hard stools, constipation, and difficulty passing stools. Discomfort during defecation can be intense, sharp, or burning, persisting for hours.
• Bleeding: Occasional blood may be observed on feces or tissue.
• Anal Sphincter Spasms: Spasms in the anal sphincter may lead to the need for straining during bowel movements.
• Anal Itching (Pruritus Ani): It refers to an itching sensation in the anal area.

Treatment

• Lords Dilation: Involves dilating the anal sphincter to provide relief from external hemorrhoid symptoms when other treatments prove ineffective.
• PLIS (Partial Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy): A minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthesia, aiming to reduce constipation, straining, and pain during bowel movements.
• Laser Treatment: Utilizing the innovative Leonardo laser, introduced for the first time in India at Healing Hands Clinic. The laser performs internal sphincterotomy, addressing specific conditions

Diagnosing a fissure :

The diagnosis usually includes a quick assessment of symptoms and a visual examination of the anus, which is often adequate for a conclusive diagnosis. However, in uncommon cases, additional tests may be suggested to rule out any underlying causes.

Conclusion

Botox is increasingly recognized as an effective non-surgical remedy for chronic anal fissures. If you have been seeking alternative non-surgical solutions for your chronic fissure and have tried various treatments without success, exploring Botox may prove to be a valuable option.