Anal fissures are a common anorectal disease with a high incidence rate, second only to hemorrhoids. Anal fissures refer to small ulcers formed by lacerations of the skin layer of the dentate lower anal canal. Anal fissures often occur in young people, but many young people are not concerned about this. Even if they realize that something is wrong, they are unwilling to go to the hospital for relevant examinations. For this purpose, you can learn how to judge whether you have anal fissures, first judge, match the characteristics before treating them.
How to determine whether you have anal fissures?
1. See if there is any pain
The most typical symptom of anal fissure is pain, and the painful part is the anus. This pain is periodic pain, which is a kind of cut or burning pain. Especially when you defecate, the pain will be extremely severe. Although the pain relieves after defecation, it will hurt again after a few minutes, and the pain lasts from several minutes to several hours. If the anus is unbearable, don't endure it alone. It is necessary to go to the hospital for examination.
2. Is it constipation
People with constipation are prone to anal fissures because the stool is too dry and knotty, and if you exert too much force during defecation, it will cause clefts. The presence of anal fissures can make people feel pain during defecation. If you have fear of defecation and are unwilling to defecate, it will aggravate the degree of constipation. Therefore, while feeling pain in the anus, you can recall your defecation and see if you have constipation. If so, there is a high possibility of anal fissure.
3. Whether there is bloody stool
Because the anal fissure is located in the anus, this method of judging whether there is anal fissure is related to stool. You can observe whether there is bloody stool. The reason why the stool of anal fissures is bloody is that during the defecation, the stool touches the cleft, which even causes the wound to be further enlarged, and the blood adheres to the stool, which will cause blood in the stool. The bloody stool caused by anal fissures is bright red in color, and it will not be too much on the surface of the stool.
4. Whether there is a feeling of itching
Anal fissures are divided into acute anal fissures and chronic anal fissures. If it is a chronic anal fissure and anal itching sensation, this is also a common symptom of anal fissures. If you have anal fissure, there are cracks and small ulcers are formed. The ulcer surface secretes many secretions, which can irritate the skin near the anus and cause itching. If you feel itchy and painful anus and feel difficult during bowel movements, you should pay attention.
Anal fissures are difficult to heal themselves, and it is just an illusion that the symptoms are relieved without treatment. People have to defecate every day, and the anus is stimulated every day. In addition, the disease of anal fissure develops rapidly, which is why the anal fissure is difficult to heal itself. Understanding the methods to determine whether you have anal fissures and judge when corresponding symptoms appear can help people discover anal fissures as soon as possible and treat anal fissures. It can be cured through reasonable treatment, so that the perianal abscess, anal fistula, and other consequences will not be caused.
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