Minimal Invasive Procedure for Anal Fissure

Painless & Effective Relief from Anal Fissure

Anal fissure is a small tear in the lining of the anal canal that causes severe pain, burning, and bleeding during bowel movements. The good news is that most fissures can be treated without surgery.

At Dr. Rajiv Manek’s clinic in Mumbai, we follow a step-by-step, patient-specific approach—starting with non-surgical care and moving to minimally invasive procedures only when required.

What is an Anal Fissure?

An anal fissure is a tear in the anal lining, commonly caused by:

• Passing hard stools / constipation
• Straining during bowel movements
• Chronic diarrhea
• Low-fiber diet

Common Symptoms

• Sharp pain during or after passing stool
• Burning sensation
• Fresh bleeding
• Itching or irritation
• Fear of passing stool due to pain

Best Treatment Approach

✔ Non-Surgical Treatment (First Line)
Most patients improve with:

• High-fiber diet & hydration
• Stool softeners
• Medications to relax the anal muscle
• Sitz bath (warm water therapy)

Minimally Invasive Fissure Treatments

If symptoms are severe or long-lasting, advanced procedures are recommended:

🟢 Office-Based Procedures (Same-Day Treatment)

✔ Anal Dilatation
Gently relaxes the anal muscle to promote healing.

✔ Botox Injection
Relaxes the muscle, reduces spasm, and improves blood flow.

👉 No hospital stay. Patients often resume work within 24 hours.

🟢 Advanced Procedures (If Needed)

✔ Laser Fissure Treatment
Modern, precise, and minimally painful.

✔ Fissurectomy
Removal of chronic fissure tissue for faster healing.

Benefits of Minimally Invasive Treatment

✔ Painless or minimal discomfort
✔ No or short hospital stay
✔ Faster recovery
✔ Early return to work
✔ Safe and effective

Why Choose Dr. Rajiv Manek in Mumbai?

• Focus on non-surgical treatment first
• Expertise in minimally invasive proctology
• Advanced laser and modern techniques
• Personalized and confidential care
• High success rate with quick relief

Recovery & Aftercare

• Sitz bath for 1–2 days
• Pain relief medication if needed
• High-fiber diet and hydration
• Avoid constipation and straining

Get Fast Relief from Fissure Pain

Don’t delay treatment—early care can prevent complications and avoid surgery.