
Understanding the root causes of anal fissures to prevent and manage this painful condition.
Passing large or hard stools stretches the anal tissue beyond its capacity, causing tears.
Excessive straining increases pressure on the anal canal, leading to tissue damage.
Frequent loose stools can irritate and erode the anal lining, causing fissures.
Vaginal delivery can cause trauma to the anal area, especially with large babies or prolonged labor.
Can cause micro-tears in the anal tissue, leading to fissures.