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How Do You Treat An Anal Fissure? All About Anal Fissures: Causes, Treatment, Prevention, & More!

After making a different video all about how to treat and prevent hemorrhoids, I’ve received multiple requests to make a similar video all about how to treat and prevent anal fissures! I hope this video is helpful for you and that you find your healing soon 🧡 ✩ Related Videos: → How to treat & prevent hemorrhoids:    • How To Treat Hemorrhoids & How To Pre...   → How to sit on the toilet to poop:    • How To Sit On The Toilet To Poop & Wh...   → Easy constipation home remedy:    • Home Remedy For Constipation Relief |...   → More on lubricant:    • Видео   → Anal play safety & longterm health considerations:    • Видео   😸 Check meowt on instagram:   / pelvicempowerment   🤸 Find a pelvic provider near you: https://pelvicrehab.com Timestamps / Table of Contents: ✩ Intro: 0:00 ✩ Anorectal Anatomy & Function: 1:02 ✩ Anal Fissures Defined: 7:22 Anal fissures are small, usually longitudinal tears within the mucosal tissue of the anal canal that typically extend from the pectinate line down towards the anal verge. Infected anal fissures can lead to abscesses and fistulas. An abscess is a localized pocket of pus caused by a bacterial infection, and causes pain, swelling, and tenderness (these symptoms go away when the abscess is drained). Like other infections, abscesses can cause chills, fevers, and fatigue. A fistula is a small channel, almost a tissue burrowing, that develops secondary to an infection. An anal fistula can move through the sphincters and exit via the anal skin, but it can also exit into the vagina or bladder. ✩ Symptoms: 10:42 ✩ Causes: 12:28 ✩ Treatment: 14:10 → Topical nitrates: 50% healing rate, 20-30% chance of severe headaches, 50% reoccurrence rate → Topical calcium channel blockers: 65-95% healing rate, significantly lower rate of headaches, varied reoccurrence rate (less data available) → Botox injections: 50-80% healing rate (evidence suggests it is only slightly superior to topical nitrates), 0-15% risk of fecal incontinence, 35-50% reoccurrence rate → Lateral internal sphincterotomy: 90-100% healing rate, 0-30% risk of fecal incontinence, 5-10% reoccurrence rate If you are comfortable with medical terminology, this is an INCREDIBLE resource to learn more about efficacy/risks/healing & reoccurrence rates with medications and surgical options: https://fascrs.org/ascrs/media/files/... Also, this is a great 2014 study with a lot of information: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... ✩ Prevention: 32:04 ✩ Outro: 34:31 Remember, materials and content available on this channel, Pelvic Empowerment, are intended as general information only, and should not be substituted for medical advice, prescription, diagnosis, or treatment. Read my full medical disclaimer, here: https://www.pelvicempowerment.com/dis... SEO tags: anal fissure treatment, anal fissures treatment, how do you treat an anal fissure, fissure treatment at home, anal pain, rectal bleeding, how to cure fissure permanently, anal tear, how to heal fissure in anus, how to heal fissure naturally, fissure pain, why do fissures take so long to heal, anal fissure surgery, why do fissures not heal, do anal fissures go away, will my fissure ever heal ♡ This video is not sponsored » Business inquiries: contact[at]pelvicempowerment.com 🍑 Interested in supporting the channel? Thank you so much! • Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pelvicemp • Donate: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/pelvi... • Check out my other services & offerings: https://www.pelvicempowerment.com/