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Type of inflammatory bowel disease
An anal fissure is classically a painful tear in the anoderm that causes sharp pain during and after defecation and often bright‑red bleeding, but the absence of pain with bleeding is not typical for ...
Painless anal bleeding in people with Crohn’s disease is a recognized — and sometimes misleading — clinical sign that most often reflects perianal Crohn’s manifestations such as painless fissures, ulc...
is not directly contraindicated for people with Crohn’s disease who have an anal fissure, but the literature reviewed does not study “exercise safety” specifically and emphasizes preventing further lo...