Fissure Treatment Manikonda

What is the cost of Fissure Treatment

In India, the cost ranges from (Cost of Treatment Treatment in ✅ Rs 5,000+ to Rs 50,000+ depending on the technology used, and other miscellaneous expenses. ✅ Pay in Monthly Option Available and ✅ Insurance

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Anal Fissure Cause

The anal fissure cause is mostly due to hard stool passing through the anal cavity. In women the anal fissure cause
is much different and more common, as the space between the vaginal and anal cavities is very thin. The anal fissure cause can usually be fixed over time if bowel movements arent held in and a good diet with fiber is maintained. The anal fissure cause can be found in a person’s diet, hard stool will tear the thin lining in the anal cavity. The other anal fissure cause may also be anal intercourse. Any objects put into the anal canal may also be a cause of an anal fissure.

The anal canal is very delicate and fissures tend to be very painful and very hard to heal. Large stool causes the anal cavity to stretch; the stool usually becomes hard because of constipation and holding bowel movements in. In pregnant women anal fissures tend to be more common as they seem to hold stool in and have more constipation issues rather than men. Anal fissures occur closest to the spine area where the skin is the thinnest.

Fissures can also be caused by a doctor’s tool. Some doctors even though they take care when working in the anal region may inadvertently tear the anal lining. This is another cause which is not so common in people but can occur. Fissures may also cause skin tags to occur around the bottom of the anus. Fissures in the anus generally take a long time to heal as there is no normal glands in the area which are found every where else on the body. Anal fissures tend to rip open very easily which causes them to be very painful and makes going to the bathroom a nightmare for some.

The Cause and Treatment of Anal Fissure – A Different View

The symptoms of most anal fissures can be relieved with wheatgrass. You won’t have to change your diet, drink gallons of water, use stool softeners or load your bowel with fibre. Best of all, you won’t have to suffer the pain and bleeding that can be so distressing in this condition.

Surgery, like botox injections and other expensive procedures should only be considered as a last resort.

Anal fissure – What is it?

A fissure is a split or tear at the outer end of the anal canal wall, usually at the posterior or back side of the anus. In chronic fissures, a skin tag known as a “sentinel pile” often overlies the fissure and can be mistaken for a painful hemorrhoid.

The power of wheatgrass healing

Although it affects a different part of the body, anal fissure results from a breakdown in the anal wall very much like a split lip which, as many of us know, can also be very painful and difficult to treat. A young male patient suffered this problem for more than a year and received numerous treatments that didn’t work including steroids and antibiotics. His wound however healed in one week after only one application of wheatgrass cream. (See link at the end of this article for photographs)

What are the symptoms of anal fissure?

Typical symptoms may be:

• Pain, which can be severe, during and after bowel movements
• Red blood in the stool (blood on the toilet paper)
• Constipation – due to pain causing avoidance of passing stool
• Anal itchiness, burning
• Difficulty in passing urine

Why is there so much pain?

The area where anal fissure occurs is supplied by numerous nerve endings that are highly sensitive. Even a tiny split in the wall of the anal canal can be very painful, particularly during a bowel motion when the anal muscles are stretched.

Who else gets anal fissure?

Anal fissure is very common. It is estimated that approximately 250,000 new cases occur each year in the US alone. It can occur in newborns and right across the age spectrum to old age, and affects both sexes equally. It is most common from young adulthood to middle age. Pregnancy and childbirth can aggravate or initiate the condition.

How long does it last?

Approximately 50-60% of anal fissures will heal spontaneously. However it can recur or become chronic (sometimes lasting for years) in the other 40-50%.

How is anal fissure diagnosed?

Symptoms of pain and rectal bleeding will alert your doctor to make a simple examination of the outer end of the anal canal. If an acute fissure is present, it will look like a small tear in the posterior (the back end, near the spine) of the anus. Chronic fissures have thickened edges and a “sentinel pile” as mentioned earlier.

If considered necessary, particularly if bleeding is present, the doctor will arrange further investigations such as colonoscopy to exclude other causes of blood loss.

How is anal fissure treated?

My method is simple. I use a wheatgrass extract in a cream base and get the patient to apply a small amount just inside the anal opening twice daily with a cotton bud. In greater than 80 percent of cases, the symptoms disappear, usually within four to six weeks, sometimes within a few days.

Because the fissure itself is not a life-threatening condition, it is not essential to heal the fissure although most of them do heal in time. The aim should always be to rid patients of their symptoms so they can resume a normal quality of life – something that wheatgrass is very good at.

What causes anal fissure?

Doctors invoke all kinds of reasons why fissures develop including constipation, hard bowel motions, diarrhea, inflammation, reduced blood flow to the anal region, poor bowel habit and even “spiky” foods such as peanuts. They seem to forget that many fissure patients do not have constipation, (some in fact have diarrhea) and some babies are born with fissures. It is unlikely the cause is related to trauma unless there is some direct injury to the anal wall e.g. from colonoscopy or childbirth.

More likely, the fissure occurs first and the constipation follows. In other words, constipation is an effect and an aggravating factor, not a cause of anal fissure. How do I know this?

The answer is based on simple clinical observation of numerous patients with chronic constipation. Many of them had undiagnosed chronic anal fissures, because an anal examination had not been performed. Following relief of pain with wheatgrass treatment their constipation cleared up.

Therefore, I believe that anal fissure is most likely an auto-immune condition.

What does auto-immune mean?

Normally the immune antibodies our bodies produce act to stave off bacteria, viruses and other organisms that try to invade the body, and to kill off cancer cells that continually develop inside us. When this system goes awry, such as when the body undergoes severe or prolonged emotional or physical stress or severe illness, these antibodies can attack and damage healthy cells, tissues or organs. This is called an auto-immune reaction which can eventually cause an auto-immune condition if it continues long enough. In rheumatoid arthritis for example, joints can become severely damaged. i.e. they become red, swollen and painful and eventually lose their function.

I believe this is what occurs in anal fissure and possibly in other similar painful conditions such as tennis elbow and plantar fasciitis and perhaps even in a split lip. For some reason, these antibodies attack the mucous membrane on the anal wall. This breaks down and the fissure opens up. At time of passing stool, the anal muscles reflexly go into spasm and the bare nerve endings in the fissure produce a painful sensation. The pain leads to stool avoidance which can then cause constipation which aggravates the fissure and the whole process becomes cyclical.

Unless some way is found to heal the fissure, or the body repairs itself, the fissure becomes chronic. The anal verge being unable to “rest” for any length of time because of the need for bowel evacuation, the fissure remains open.

So the aim should be to fix the fissure, not the constipation. However, this has never been an easy task – until now.

How does wheatgrass work for anal fissure?

Having used wheatgrass on thousands of patients for a variety of conditions it has been strikingly obvious to me that it facilitates natural healing e.g. for wounds, burns, fractures, anal fissure etc. One can actually see the healing in progress for example in burns and infected wounds when the open wound is re-covers itself with a thin film of new cells in 24-48 hours. This keeps the body fluids in and the bacteria out, and the patient’s pain disappears as well. These are not phenomena one sees when the body is healing itself unaided.

Wheatgrass in some way “normalizes” damaged tissue and facilitates rapid healing. It can also work dramatically in some cases of auto-immune related disorders such as acne rosacea and psoriasis. In other words, it appears to act as a topical (surface) immunomodulator.

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