Treatment of anal fissure in women

Whether you are a man or a woman, it is very embarrassing to talk about anal fissures. Therefore, unless the anal fissure condition reaches a serious level, they are unwilling to seek medical treatment. However, anal fissure has a particularly serious impact on a person's normal life, especially in women, where it can make them feel uneasy. So what are the treatments for anal fissures in women?

1. Generally speaking, anal fissure requires surgical treatment, which is also a good way to cure anal fissure. During the operation, an anorectal treatment device should be used to remove the fissure. This operation is not very complicated and only takes a few minutes. One thing to note is that the place you choose for surgery must be qualified to avoid surgical failure and irreversible harm to the patient.

2. Many women with anal fissures are unwilling to undergo surgical treatment. At this time, some medications can be used for treatment. Drug treatment is not easy to eradicate anal fissures, but it can effectively relieve the discomfort caused by anal fissures. Patients can use some potassium permanganate dilution solution to take a sitz bath on the anal fissures that appear. This can help relax the anal sphincter and is very effective in relieving anal fissures.

3. Patients with anal fissures will feel extremely painful when defecating, especially those with dry stools, which can easily irritate the anal fissures. The pain will then be extremely severe, and patients may even become afraid of going to the toilet. At this time, it is necessary to treat the symptoms of dry stool, such as using some medicines to help defecation, or eating some crude fiber foods. If the defecation can be smooth, the symptoms of anal fissure will be less.

Many women are unwilling to seek treatment when they have anal fissures, feeling embarrassed. This is not acceptable. If you have the disease, you must seek timely treatment. Although the treatment of anal fissure is not simple, it can be cured with timely and systematic treatment. Anal fissures are very common in women, so it is particularly important to prevent recurrence of anal fissures after treatment. You should have regular bowel movements, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and exercise more. These will help with bowel movements and reduce the incidence of anal fissures. Patients should also avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time, staying up late or overwork. It is also very important to keep the anus clean.