Stop enduring excruciating pain, burning, and bleeding during bowel movements. Dr. Ranvijay Bharti provides advanced laser sphincterotomy for chronic anal fissures with rapid recovery at Doctors Divine Hospital.
Understanding your fissure type helps determine whether conservative care or laser is required.
A fresh superficial tear in the anal canal. Symptoms include sharp pain during stool and bright red blood on toilet paper.
A deep non-healing ulcer with exposed sphincter muscle fibers, sentinel skin tag, and severe muscle spasm that blocks blood supply.
Precision laser energy eliminates pain while safeguarding your bowel control completely.
Releases sphincter spasm on the table; first bowel movement is drastically less painful.
Laser energy targets only the required fibers without uncontrolled muscle division.
Quick, painless day-care procedure under short sedation.
No large surgical cuts or painful daily dressing changes required.
Discharged within 4 to 6 hours after procedure observation.
Return to daily work, farming, or office duties within 2 days.
Compassionate and expert proctological care in Nawada.
General & Laparoscopic Surgeon, Proctologist
MD & CEO • 10+ years Experience
Everything you need to know about symptoms, relief, and laser care.
An anal fissure is a small, painful tear or crack in the thin, moist lining of the anal canal (anoderm). It is usually caused by passing hard or large stools, chronic diarrhea, or intense straining.
The anal lining is rich in sensory nerve endings. When a tear occurs, passing stool stretches the raw wound and triggers involuntary spasms of the internal anal sphincter muscle, causing severe burning pain that lasts for hours.
An acute fissure is a fresh tear present for less than 6 weeks that often heals with medication and diet. A chronic fissure lasts more than 6 weeks, develops deep edges, a sentinel skin tag, and hypertrophied anal papilla, requiring surgical or laser intervention.
Laser sphincterotomy precisely releases the hyperactive sphincter muscle spasm using controlled diode laser energy. This immediately relieves pain and improves blood supply to the tear, allowing it to heal permanently without cutting the sphincter with a scalpel.
Most patients experience dramatic pain relief from their very next bowel movement because the underlying muscle spasm is relieved during the procedure.
Yes, patients often confuse fissure with piles. While piles primarily cause painless bleeding or swelling, fissures cause intense, burning pain during and after defecation, along with streaks of blood. An evaluation by Dr. Ranvijay Bharti confirms the exact diagnosis.
Do not endure severe toilet pain every morning. Book your appointment with Dr. Ranvijay Bharti at Doctors Divine Hospital, Nawada.
