Last Updated 01/28/2019

Anal Fissures are a Pain In The Butt!

Lets Talk Pain! Those pesky anal fissures cause various types of pain including the following:
*Burning
*Tingling Itch
*Sharp Acute Pain
*Throbbing 
*Aching 
*Piercing
*Stinging Itch
*Tender Soreness
* Tearing Sensation ... Etc.

According to WebMD Med Reviewed by Carol DerSarkissian on October 30, 2016, "Anal Fissure Symptoms, "An anal fissure is a tear in the lining of your anus or anal canal, the lowest part of your intestinal tract. It can make bowel movements very painful, and can even cause pain that lasts for hours after you've gone to the bathroom. You may even try to avoid the bathroom to prevent the pain.

An anal fissure is usually a short-term (or acute) problem, with symptoms that last 6 weeks or less. It's considered chronic when symptoms last for more than 6 weeks. Chronic anal fissures may be harder to treat and may be a symptom of another condition, such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis.

Common Symptoms

If you have an acute anal fissure, you may feel a tearing or ripping sensation in that area during bowel movements. You may also notice:


A visible tear in the anus

Pain during bowel movements

Blood on used toilet paper or wipes

Blood on the surface of stools

Bleeding that discolors toilet water

Bad-smelling discharge"



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