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What is a fissure?

Postby pinpin » 16 Nov 2013, 07:29

What actually anal fissure is? Really fissure or wound? Tear? Ulcer?
What would be your definition?
07.02.2013 - got open hemorrhoidectomy, leaded to slow healing wound. Link to story
11.12.2013 - LIS surgery
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Re: What is a fissure?

Postby owmybum » 16 Nov 2013, 08:47

I just think it's a tear. .... Although I've heard it looks like an ulcer...... I'm not actually sure!!! LOL

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fissure after hem banding and tag removal feb 11
Pelvic floor therapy
Diltiazem
Botox June 13
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Internal flap July 14
EUA and polyps removed Nov 14
Diagnosed with neuropathy Jan 15
Diagnosed with HS EDS type 3 (causes poor wound healing )
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Re: What is a fissure?

Postby Deleted User 2950 » 16 Nov 2013, 17:31

"I know, right !!" :D

Man, i ask myself this same question. Is an anal fissure a disease or not!!
I think the best answer I found is this...

"The majority of anal fissures are idiopathic in nature."

https://www.clinicalkey.com/topics/gastroenterology/anal-fissure.html

I know, who what????!!!

The lowdown on idiopathic...
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-idiopathic.htm

Idiopathic is a medical term which is used to describe a condition which has no known cause. When a patient's case is described as idiopathic, it means that the doctor does not know what caused the condition. This can be problematic, since sometimes identifying the cause of a condition is part of the process of finding an appropriate treatment. Idiopathic conditions can also be very frustrating for medical personnel, as lack of understanding about a cause makes it hard to prevent recurrence of the condition or future cases in other patients.

Go Figure!!!





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