Anal pain does not necessarily mean that you have hemorrhoids. Anal fissures are actually the most frequent onset of anal pain among patients who visit the doctor with anal pain. Simply put, an anal fissure is when your anus tears one, or possibly more than one, opening for various reasons. There are many causes of anal fissures, and constipation is the most common one. However, sometimes prolonged diarrhea can also lead to anal fissures. The treatment of anal fissure personal experience is divided into three steps 1, drug treatment. You can choose to sit in a Chinese herbal bath and place ointment or suppositories in the anus, while taking oral medication to regulate the smooth flow of stool. This treatment of early anal fissures can generally be cured. But pay attention to the time of medication, fresh anal fissure completely healed in about ten days, during this period is to adhere to the medication, and timely contact your doctor to observe the repair of the fissure. 2, closed pain relief after anal expansion. If the pain cannot be reduced, or if the anal pain is more than two hours after the stool, this shows that your fissure has stimulated the muscle spasm in the anus, and it is time to use the second treatment. However, you should continue the medication in 1 after the anal dilation. 3. Surgical treatment. If none of the above treatments work, then don’t hesitate to treat your fissure surgically. The indications for surgical treatment of anal fissure are superfluous hyperplasia outside the fissure, or hypertrophic anal papillae inside the anus, and severe recurrent infection of the fissure.