Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injury is a tear of the anal sphincter muscles that can occur during vaginal childbirth. With timely repair and follow-up care, most women recover full function and comfort.
OASI refers to third-degree tears (involving the anal sphincter muscles) or fourth-degree tears (additionally involving the rectal lining) that occur during vaginal delivery. Left unrepaired or inadequately treated, it can lead to perineal pain, painful intercourse, or flatal/faecal incontinence.
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