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Olive Oil for Anal Fissures: Olive oil is a rich natural laxative that allows the feces to pass smoothly. Pain caused by anal fissures, bleeding and itching are reduced by the use of a mixture of natural medicines, olive oil, honey and beeswax. Place equal amounts of olive oil, honey and beeswax in a bowl and heat in a microwave until the beeswax is completely melted. Allow the mixture to cool and apply it to the affected area. Repeating several times a day is effective. Aloe Vera for Anal Fissures: Aloe vera can relieve symptoms and cure anal fissure because it has pain-relieving properties. Clinical studies have shown that chronic anal fissure can be treated with topical creams containing aloe vera juice. Remove the aloe from the plant, cut into thin slices, and pour out the gel with a spoon. Apply this aloe vera gel to the affected area several times a day for better results. Apple Cider Vinegar for Anal Fissures:

What is an Anal Fissure? An anal fissure is a small tear in a thin, moist tissue (mucosa) that is arranged in the anus. Anal fissure can occur when you pass hard or loose stools during defecation. Anal fissures often cause pain and bleeding in bowel movements. You may also have sputum in the muscle ring at the end of the anus (anal sphincter). Anal fissures are common in young children but can affect people of any age. Symptoms of an Anal Fissure? Visible tear around the skin around the anus Tearing the skin label or small skin next to it Severe pain in the anal area during defecation Blood stains on stool or toilet paper after wiping Hot or itching in the anal area Causes an Anal Fissure? Common causes of anal fissure include: Passing large or hard stools Constipation and tension during defecation Chronic diarrhea Anal sex childbirth Reasons why the anal fissure is less common include: Anal cancer HIV tuberculosis syphilis herpes