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Wormwood or Artemisia absinthium is principally used to treat Crohn’s disease. It is also employed in the treatment of dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), esophageal reflux and parasites. Since anal fissures are caused by irregular bowel movement, particularly constipation, most … READ MORE

Anal fissures are a real, literal pain in the ass. Patients suffer pain before, during and after bowel movements which may be accompanied by bleeding, itching, irritation and smelly discharge. Anal fissures can be detected and assessed only through a … READ MORE

Oftentimes, anal fissures may heal by themselves since they are like small scratches or cuts on the skin. But because they can also irritate and give a patient an immense amount of pain, some doctors prescribe medications and herbal applications … READ MORE

Anal fissures are scratches, tears or cracks in the anal canal and the anus. They may be caused by diseases or trauma and is usually associated with pain in the course of bowel movement. The primary symptoms of itching, bleeding … READ MORE

Commonly known as treatment for pain and fever, willow bark has been used in China since 500 BC. However, in Europe, it was used for a very different purpose. Willow bark was used in removing warts, stopping vomiting, and suppressing … READ MORE

Anal fissures is not familiar to everyone, however, to those who have experienced the condition, most of them would recount the feeling of severe pain in the anal area. This is mainly associated with bleeding and tearing of the thin … READ MORE

Different remedies are sought to relieve pain caused by anal fissure. This condition of tissue tear naturally heals in time, but is usually accompanied by bleeding and pain. This, thus, leads to various researches on ways to conservatively improve the … READ MORE

Pain and bleeding in the anal area can be caused by anal fissures. These are cracks or even tears in the moist tissue in the anus and anal canal. It can be due to more common causes such as hard … READ MORE

At times, pain in bowel movements are associated with the tear in the thin, moist tissue known as anal fissure. This tissue (mucosa) lines the anus, but due to hard bowels, it can have small tear that causes pain and … READ MORE

Today, many patients are turning to St. John’s wort (Hypericum perforatum) to treat anal fissure – with good results. Anal fissure is a common ailment in adults that can be agonizing or inflamed. This swelling in the subjacent rectum, usually … READ MORE