What are the treatments for anal fissures in women?

Anal fissure is relatively common in clinical practice, and it is also very common in women. There are many treatments for anal fissure in women. Early treatment may not require surgery. If medication or dietary treatment is ineffective, then surgical treatment of anal fissure should be considered.

1. Obvious pain accompanied by bleeding is a symptom of anal fissure. You can treat it without surgery. Keep the stool smooth and soft. Do not eat spicy food and eat more vegetables. Take a sitz bath with 1:5000 potassium permanganate warm solution every day. Twice a day for 20 minutes each time. After the sitz bath, use hemorrhoid suppositories in the anus twice a day. If you persist in the treatment, it will be effective. If it is ineffective, you should go to the hospital for surgery.

2. Anal fissures often occur in the posterior and middle part of the anal canal. If there are anal fissures on the sides of the anal canal, or if there are multiple fissures, it should be considered that it may be an early manifestation of intestinal inflammatory disease. The treatment effect is better with external application of Chinese medicine. The key is bowel habits. Be sure to keep your stools smooth and soft, develop a habit of regular bowel movements, and go to the toilet as soon as you feel the urge to defecate. Eat more vegetables, bananas, and sweet potatoes every day. Honey. Avoid alcohol and spicy foods. It will definitely improve. When the symptoms are mild, erythromycin ointment can be used first, which may have a certain effect. Surgery can be performed when necessary. But pay attention to the above problems, otherwise there is a possibility of recurrence after surgery.

3. The treatment of anal fissure can be divided into early and late treatments. In the early stage, anal fissure is treated with a medicated sitz bath, using a unique medicated fumigation and washing agent, first fumigating and then washing. This is an effective treatment for anal fissure. There is also minimally invasive surgery for chronic anal fissures. Minimally invasive therapy can be used to repair chronic anal fissures and reduce re-contamination. This is also a good treatment method.