An anal fissure refers to a small tear in the thin tissue lining the anal canal, typically resulting from the passage of hard or bulky stools. This condition often causes sharp pain during defecation and may lead to bleeding. While it is a common and usually non-serious issue, if not addressed in time, the fissure can become chronic and trigger ongoing pain and complications.
Anal fissures can occur at any age and are frequently observed in infants, individuals with chronic constipation, and women post-childbirth. These fissures are categorized into acute (healing within 6 weeks) or chronic (lasting longer than 6 weeks). Chronic fissures may expose the internal anal sphincter and often necessitate medical or surgical solutions.
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No. Most recent fissures respond well to medication, dietary changes, and proper hygiene. Surgery is typically only needed in chronic or unresponsive cases.
If symptoms last over six weeks, recur, or you notice a skin tag or exposed muscle, it’s likely chronic and needs further evaluation.
Yes, especially if bowel habits remain irregular. Preventive steps like fiber intake and hydration help reduce recurrence risk.
Procedures like lateral internal sphincterotomy are safe and minimally invasive. Most patients feel significant relief within days post-surgery.
Fissures that don’t heal or are located off the midline might be signs of conditions like Crohn’s disease, tuberculosis, or infections and may need further testing.