What are the symptoms of mild anal fissure?
Disease description:
Mr. Chen, the neighbor, has recently been suffering from persistent redness, swelling, and pain around the anus, occasionally accompanied by bloody stools, discomfort during bowel movements, and loss of appetite. What are the symptoms of mild anal fissure?
Mild anal fissures typically present with symptoms such as pain, constipation, and bleeding. The pain is severe and cyclical: during defecation, there is a burning or knife-like pain that disappears within minutes after bowel movement. Afterwards, spasmodic contraction of the anal sphincter occurs, causing pain that lasts for over half an hour until the anal sphincter muscles relax and the pain subsides.