Anal fissure treatment at JBS Clinic

An anal fissure is a linear fissure of the mucous membrane in the anal area, which causes trauma or micro-trauma.The main cause of this condition is constipation, which causes micro-trauma.The characteristic symptoms are pain during defecation and often accompanying bleeding.The intense pain can make it very difficult to function normally, so we recommend consulting a specialist as soon as possible at the first symptoms.

In our clinic, we offer comprehensive treatment of anal fissure. In order to make an accurate diagnosis and plan appropriate treatment, we recommend scheduling an appointment for a proctological consultation with diagnostic tests such as anoscopy and rectoscopy.

The procedure consists of the surgical removal of the anal fissure, as well as the excision of the folds or polyps accompanying the condition.The entire treatment takes a short time, usually about 30-45 minutes, and is carried out under local anaesthesia with anaesthetic assistance (sedation).After the procedure, the patient can leave the clinic and return home, but it is important to follow a few important recommendations:

• Avoiding lifting heavy objects.
• Taking care of wound hygiene,
• Taking prescribed medication
• Regularly attending follow-up visits as recommended by your doctor.

In order for the treatment to take place, first of all, a consultation and examination are necessary, during which the proctologist will qualify the patient for the appropriate treatment – correct diagnosis is the basis of our work and success in treatment.

Consultations and treatments are performed by an experienced proctologist, Dr. Adam Pejganowicz.