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Anal Fissure
Anal fissure, as opposed to the fissuring of anusitis, is usually a single split in the skin and has the typical symptoms of a tearing or cutting pain during a bowel movement, and an itching irritation typically one half hour later.
It is an acute fissure if present for less than 3 consecutive months, and after that it becomes a chronic fissure and requires a minor procedure under local anesthetic which usually cures the problem immediately and permanently.
It takes less than 3 minutes to complete this procedure in the clinic. A trial with an ointment which relaxes the tip of one of the sphincter muscles, which is in spasm, is sometimes successful — but it may only be temporary.
More Information
Please contact the Rudd Clinic at any time for more information about anal fissure. Please use the phone numbers and addresses or contact form we have provided for this purpose.
Rudd Clinic
Telephone: 416-597-0997
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