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Associations between anal intercourse and increased reports of fecal incontinence, sphincter injury, and anal trauma in some populations.
can come from minor tears () or , but certain patterns and accompanying signs point to deeper rectal injury or internal bleeding and require urgent evaluation; key red flags are heavy or ongoing bleed...
Anal sex can cause a spectrum of anorectal injuries ranging from minor mucosal tears and fissures to uncommon but serious sphincter disruptions or rectal perforation; most cases are managed conservati...
is uncommon, but certain symptoms—heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, severe or unrelenting abdominal pain, a lodged object, or loss of bowel control—should prompt immediate emergency care . Most tear...
Non‑surgical options for tears or injuries involving the anal sphincter center on conservative care to control pain, reduce sphincter spasm and improve stool consistency—but evidence and standard guid...
Clinical literature over the past three decades reports a wide range of detected (CSI), with lacerations specifically reported in studies and systematic reviews that give CSI-associated injury prevale...