what causes it?
A rift behind anus occurs as a result of the passage of large, hard stool which pulls the layer of the anus beyond its threshold. A fissure on the front is usually produced by a stretch on the perineum during delivery and, rarely, the trail that tells the path from the scar tissue. Occasionally, the fissure is caused by swelling, anal, tuberculosis or cancer.
What are its symptoms?
An acute anal fissure starts with tearing, cutting, or burning after or during the bowel movement. Some drops of blood can pull streaks to toilet paper or underclothes. Swelling on the lower end of Fisher, called Sentinel Stack, can cause painful cramps. A fissure can be spontaneously and completely cured, or it can be partially cured and open again. Frequently fissure leaves the scar tissue which disrupts the normal bowel movement.
How is it diagnosed?
The doctor can use a scope to see tears. Investigating the area will cause pain and bleeding. At the end of Fisher, the doctor can pull the skin back to reveal inflammation.
How is it treated?
If the tear is superficial and no hemorrhoids have developed, then the doctor can numb the area with a local anesthetic and pull the muscles of the suppressor's muscles with your fingers. If Fisher has created complications, then surgery may be required to remove some tissue and relax the muscles. insurance meme
