Has anyone had a second LIS and/or Levator Ani Syndrome?

Levator ani syndrome or proctalgia fugax?

Has anyone here had levator muscle problems? I had some left-sided rectal pain recently and got checked out by two different CRS's. Both did a digital exam and also looked inside my butt with an anuscope. The anuscopy wasn't comfortable but it

Delayed pain after BM

Hey everyone, I'm newly registered to the forum, but have been reading posts for a month. I was wondering if anyone else has had similar symptoms to mine. I'm fairly certain I have a fissure from constipation from dehydration 2 months ago. I don't have

Long Time Sufferer of Levator Spasms

Hello, I am new to the forum.I have had Levator Spasms for the last 19 years.I have tried everything to get some relief,but so far, no relief.Any help will be appreciated.

Please Help in need of some anwers

Hi, Ive been brousing this site for quite a while and I have suffered with an anal fissure for the last 6 months, this post may be quite long as I have been through the medical mill regarding this fissire since the begining of Oct 2011 with what seems

NEED RESPONSES PLEASE

I first want to start this post with an apology. I have posted on this board off and on for many months, beginning a couple of years ago. I was first diagnosed with a superfiscial anal fissure back in 2006. I was subsequently diagnosed with another suc

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