Fissure-in-ano is a small tear or cut in the lining of the anal canal. It commonly causes severe pain during bowel movements and mild bleeding. It is most often seen in patients suffering from constipation or hard stools.
Chronic constipation
Passing hard stool
Straining during bowel movement
Chronic diarrhea
Pregnancy & childbirth
Anal trauma
Inflammatory bowel disease (Rare)
Severe burning or cutting pain during stool
Pain lasting for hours after passing stool
Bright red bleeding on toilet paper
Fear of passing stool
Constipation due to pain
Small skin tag (in chronic cases)
Present for less than 6 weeks
Fresh tear
Severe pain
Present for more than 6 weeks
Associated with sentinel pile (skin tag)
Recurrent symptoms
Diagnosis is usually made by clinical examination. Gentle inspection of the anal area confirms the presence of fissure.
High-fiber diet
Stool softeners
Warm sitz bath
Medicated ointments
Pain relief medication
Laser treatment (Minimally invasive)
Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy (LIS)
Treatment depends on the severity and duration of the condition.
Experienced Specialist Care
Modern & Safe Treatment
Minimal Pain Procedures
Quick Recovery
Affordable Cost
Eat fiber-rich food
Drink adequate water
Avoid prolonged straining
Maintain regular bowel habits