An anal fissure is a small tear in the lining of the anus. It causes severe pain and bleeding during bowel movements. Most heal with medicine, but chronic tears need Laser Surgery.
Painless Laser Cure
98% Healing Rate
Recent tear (less than 6 weeks). Feels like a paper cut. Usually heals with ointments, sitz bath, and fiber diet.
Lasts more than 6 weeks. Deep tear with a sentinel tag (skin lump). Needs Botox or Laser Sphincterotomy (LIS).
First line of treatment. Includes stool softeners, Nifedipine/Diltiazem ointments to relax the muscle, and Sitz baths.
Gold standard for chronic fissure. A laser is used to relax the tight sphincter muscle instantly, relieving pain.
Why does it happen?
"Patients are afraid to eat because they fear the morning pain. We break this cycle instantly with Laser LIS."
Dr. Jaya Maheshwari explains the 'Vicious Cycle of Pain' in fissure patients and how breaking the muscle spasm is the key to cure.
