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What Are Anal Fissures?
Description of the Disease
Anal fissures, or anal cracks, are linear breaks in the skin around the anus. This condition usually causes painful sensations and bleeding during defecation.
Classification
Active anal fissures
Chronic anal fissures
Symptoms
Pain and discomfort during defecation
Bloody traces on toilet paper
Itching in the anal area
Causes
The main causes of anal fissures include trauma to the mucous membrane of the anus, constipation, childbirth, and some diseases such as hemorrhoids.
Diagnosis
The diagnosis is usually made after an examination by a proctologist and may include proctoscopy or other procedures to more thoroughly examine the condition of the anus.
Treatment
Treatment of anal fissures may include the use of topical preparations, dietary changes, application of soft medications, and in some cases - surgical interventions.
Prevention
Proper nutrition and water intake
Prevention of constipation
Avoidance of traumatic manipulations
Doctor
For the diagnosis and treatment of anal fissures, it is necessary to consult a proctologist.
Note: This material is provided for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.