An anal fissure is a small tear in the skin of the lower wall of the rectum or a cut in the tissue lining the anus, and it causes pain during the process of passing stool. It is considered a common disease, but it does not lead to more serious diseases. . It appears in different people at different ages, anal fissures may appear with hemorrhoids.

There are several symptoms of anal fissures

• Acute pain
• Itchiness
• A stinging or burning feeling during the excretory process
• Yellow secretions

There are several causes of anal fissures

An anal fissure occurs as a result of a wound (injury / injury) in the area of the anus and this occurs in several ways:

• large stools, which leads to tightening and expansion of the anus.
• Constipation and straining.
• Frequent cases of diarrhea

Anal fissure treatment:

At least 50 percent of fissures heal on their own and can be treated with home remedies including using a special medicated cream, using stool softeners, avoiding constipation, or sitz baths (soaking the area in plain warm water for 10-20 minutes, several times per day). Fissures that do not respond to treatment at home should be examined by a doctor to determine the reason for not healing.