How to prevent perianal abscess
1. Actively prevent and treat other anorectal diseases, such as anal sinusitis, anal papilloma hypertrophy, anal fissure, inflammatory hemorrhoids, rectitis, etc., which can be treated promptly, correctly, and effectively, can avoid and reduce perianal infections, abscesses, and fistulas.
2. Preventing constipation and diarrhea is of great significance in preventing perianal and rectal infections. It can avoid and reduce the damage or inflammation of the mucosa and epithelial tissues in the anal and rectal area, and can reduce the incidence of abscesses and fistulas.
3. In case of perianal and rectal infections, seek medical treatment at a regular hospital as soon as possible, and adopt effective anti-infection measures, including systemic and local treatment, to prevent the spread and diffusion of inflammation. Do not lightly believe in quacks or so-called 'hereditary' propaganda, which may delay diagnosis and treatment.
4. Maintain cleanliness and hygiene of the anal area, change underwear frequently, and persist in washing the anal area after each defecation, which has a positive effect on preventing infection. Avoid diarrhea and constipation, which can stimulate inflammation of the anal crypts and trigger perianal abscesses. Therefore, preventing constipation and diarrhea is of great significance in preventing the formation of perianal abscesses.
5. Constipation can cause anal congestion and dry stool friction, which can lead to anal abscesses. Some people may repeatedly wipe the anus due to fear of dirt, which can cause anal mucosa to evert, exposing the anal sinuses outside the anus. This, along with mechanical stimulation, can cause congestion, edema, and subsequent infection and inflammation, leading to anal sinusitis. Anal sinusitis can develop into anal abscesses. Therefore, after defecation, it is recommended to rinse the anus with warm water, use a soft and clean old towel to blot the water droplets around the anal skin, rather than wiping the anus, and definitely not using coarse, hard, low-quality toilet paper to wipe the anus vigorously.
6. Prompt treatment of systemic diseases that can cause perianal and rectal abscesses, such as ulcerative colitis, intestinal tuberculosis, and Crohn's disease.
7. Timely treatment of systemic diseases that can cause perianal and rectal abscesses, such as ulcerative colitis, intestinal tuberculosis, Crohn's disease, and others.