Fissures

Advanced Treatment for Anal Fissures at Gastro1 Hospital

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Understanding Fissure

Understanding Fissure

A fissure, or anal fissure, is defined as a linear tear in the skin which can result in discomfort or excruciating pain while passing stool which occurs due to defecating or due to chronic constipation. This is usually a common occurrence and can be noticed in individuals of all ages but it is most frequently due to excessive straining during defecation. While fissures may not pose a threat to life, they can develop chronicity and eventually lead to severe pain or other complications if not treated early. The good news is, that with the help of required care, fissures can be effectively treated.

Symptoms of Fissure

Prompt recognition of fissure symptoms is mandatory to avert the risks of complications. Here are six common symptoms:

Pain on defecation

Perhaps the most common symptom of a fissure is a very sharp, excruciating pain during excretion or after a bowel movement. This pain lasts only a few minutes but can last for hours, making it uncomfortable to sit or move around.

Bright red blood in stool

It is not always uncommon to find bright red drops of blood in the stool, or bright red spots on the toilet paper after wiping your bottom. It happens due to the friction and tearing of the anal sphincter during the bowel movement which causes minimal bleeding.

Itching or irritation

Fissures may also cause some irritation in the anal region and this can be associated with inflammation in the region. Due to all of this, moving around the day becomes quite uncomfortable especially if this goes unnoticed.

A visible tear

In some instances, it is possible to observe the fissure as a round or oval opening in the skin around the anus. This is an obvious visual cue that you have an anal fissure.

Discomfort while sitting

Certain activities may become even excruciating, such as sitting down for prolonged times. Most of the patients complain that as they sit, their symptoms cause them an awful lot of discomfort.

Swelling or a small lump

Some patients myself included feel a lump in the fissure which has swollen slightly. This usually indicates a low-grade inflammation and in some cases diagnosis of chronic inflammatory fissure.

Gastroenterologist

The Role of a Gastroenterologist

A gastroenterologist specializes in diagnosing and treating conditions like anal fissures, providing expert care to relieve pain and promote healing. They carefully assess your symptoms, identify the underlying cause, and create a personalized treatment plan to reduce discomfort, prevent recurrence, and restore your well-being.

Benefits of Fissure Treatment

This is why Gastro1 is the best in the treatment of Fissure .

Highly qualified gastroenterologists:

It should be noted that at Gastro1, we have the Best Gastroenterologist Doctor in Ahmedabad. Our specialists have great knowledge regarding fissure diagnoses and treatment, so you are in safe hands.

Individualized treatment plans:

There is no common case that is why of the different provision of different methods of treatment our doctors individually diagnose the patients and their conditions to better treatment of the fissure.

Contemporary treatment of physicians:

All the recent and the best available treatment options are utilized. Whether it is drugs, non-surgical methods, or an operation, we seek to relieve the patient whilst minimizing the pain and time taken for healing as well.

Modernized facilities:

Advanced medical technology is available in our hospitals, which helps in diagnosing and treating patients effectively. We also try to make your visit to our stress-free facilities as much as possible.

Struggling with Fissure?

Expert Care for Fissure

Take charge of your health with expert fissure treatment at Gastro1 Hospital. Our experienced specialists use advanced techniques to relieve pain, promote healing, and prevent future discomfort. Book your consultation today with Ahmedabad’s trusted experts and experience lasting relief for a pain-free, healthier life.

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