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Anal Fissures in Pregnant Women

 

Anal fissures occur when there is a small tear in the lining of the rectum and the rectum bleeds. This anal fissure as they are called can occur when a very hard bowel movement or stress to the inner wall of the anus cause it to tear the inner tissue. Anal fissures may cause a lot of sharp pain inside the anus which can be almost unbearable for some women. Anal fissures may heal on their own if a person ate right and made sure to watch their diet as if the diet is bad there is more of a chance of becoming constipated.

In other cases pregnant women will notice even after having the baby the anal fissure does not heal. I this case it is called a chronic anal fissure and may not heal due to a lack of blood supply to the area. Anal fissures also may cause scarring in the tissue which can make a permanent fissure occur. Sometimes a woman may notice that she has more than one anal fissure this is caused to many tears in the anal cavity lining toe to poor diet. Having a poop diet can not only cause anal fissures and hemorrhoids but can also be very unhealthy for a woman to be having a baby as diet is important.

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How can a person tell if they have a fissure?

Well since fissures are common in pregnant women and even infants there are many signs which can help to tell if there is an anal fissure present. Obviously like any other cut if something opens it up again it will bleed, an anal fissure is very much like this. Pregnant women may notice there is blood on their toilet tissue or directly on their stool not mixed into it. If pregnant woman so desires she can find a way to see is there is a small tear right on the anal opening, this is usually a sure sign that there is a fissure.

Since many medicines and treatments are not for pregnant women it is good to find something that will not harm the baby being carried. Some anal fissures may heal on their own and some may heal up and re occur during birth. Pregnant women need to be aware of what vitamins to take during their pregnancy as too many of one vitamin although it may help to heal an anal fissure may be too much for a baby; these could include pills such as iron and folic. It is a lot harder for pregnant women to be able to control their fissures while still maintaining a proper diet to maintain good stool. This could be a very good reason as to why so many pregnant women have fissures, there is not enough of everything in their diet and pills can harm the baby and having a hard or constipated bowel movement can tear the anus or make it worse.
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