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What are the prevention of anal fissures?

    Anal Fissure is described as a small cut under the anus. Small line-like cuts that cause severe  skin  irritation, bright red bleeding, and pain after bowel movements. In some cases, the brace is  deep  enough to expose the underlying muscle tissue. This is not a serious condition, but it can  affect  people of all ages. The affected population is usually infants and children, as constipation  is  common among them.  Usually, the tear or cut will heal itself in five to six weeks. But if it lasts  more than eight weeks, it is considered chronic. Special care by a doctor can promote the healing  process and help relieve discomfort with medications and ointments. The most common  medications doctors prescribe are pain relievers and pain relievers. If there is still no  improvement with such treatment, surgery is performed. It could be more serious or chronic  medical problem. Symptoms of anal fissure Anal f...