Description

Anal pain is not just a hemorrhoid problem.

Most people treat the anus directly and wonder why the pain keeps coming back. The answer is structure. Pressure builds in the abdomen, pelvis, and deep muscles — and the anus is simply where it lands.

This book identifies the real source of that pressure and shows you how to release it, in the correct order, using trigger point self-care you can do at home.

Inside you will find a clear explanation of why the gluteus maximus, iliopsoas, adductor magnus, obturator internus, and rectus abdominis are the muscles behind most chronic anal pain — and why treating the anus alone will never be enough.

Topics include anal fissures that won't heal, rectal heaviness and incomplete evacuation, coccyx pain, constipation and diarrhea that keep alternating, and pain after sitting, sexual activity, or ejaculation.

Written from 15 years of direct clinical experience by the director of Gangnam Muscle Care in Seoul. This is not theory. It is a structural guide for people whose tests came back normal but whose pain never stopped.

If you understand where the pressure is coming from, you can begin to change it.