Do obstetric factors have an effect on success of medical treatment of anal fissure seen in women?

Objective: The aim of this study is to examine the effect obstetric factors on medical treatment success anal fissure in women.
 Material and methods: A total 324 women, who were diagnosed with fissure, applied General Surgery outpatient clinic between 2015 2020, included study. patients divided into two groups; group I (medical was successful) II failed - surgery performed). Both groups compared terms age, body mass index (BMI), number births, delivery type, birth weight, breastfeeding rate, constipation, diarrhea, smoking symptoms.
 Results: Medical all we our study, it observed that 45.7% them had successful 54.3% undergone surgical (lateral internal sphincterotomy) because unsuccessful treatment. It found BMI, vaginal constipation rates higher those (p 0.05). While gas incontinence 44.1% underwent treatment, rate be 1.4% benefited from treatment.
 Conclusion: In while maternal a negative cesarean baby weight not effective.