Why does my anus hurt?

People's anus is commonly known as the anus, which is the outlet for defecation. For most people, it is a relatively private and taboo part. However, problems with the anus are very common and can cause great harm to the body and cause great pain. For example, why does the anus hurt? This is a problem that many people have encountered. Let’s take a look at the explanation below. I hope everyone can understand this aspect.

Internal hemorrhoid incarceration

The main symptoms are distension and burning pain, which is mostly caused by varicose veins, damaged blood vessels and thrombosis, which result in restricted tissue circulation and prolapse of the anus and cannot be retracted. It is common in stage II and III internal hemorrhoids. Therefore, it is necessary to reduce or surgically treat the tumor as soon as possible, otherwise the surface mucosa will easily bleed, be damaged, or even become infected.

External hemorrhoid edema

The main symptoms are distension and burning pain, manifested as a localized lump at the edge of the anus, which is hard, smooth, shiny and obviously tender. It is mostly caused by fatigue, straining during defecation, or surgical stimulation.

Rectal cancer

There is no pain in the early stage, but later as the lump grows and ruptures, the anus may feel heavy and painful. Common symptoms include changes in bowel habits, bloody stools, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and weight loss.

Anal foreign body injury

Most of them are caused by foreign objects left in the body due to trauma or improper diet, fish bones or bone fragments stuck in the anal canal or rectum. Therefore, you need to ask a doctor to check carefully and remove the foreign objects, and the pain will be relieved. If the retention time is too long, it may cause local infection.

treat:

Treatment of anal pain includes both treatment of the cause and treatment of symptoms:

1. Psychological factors (including neurological factors): For pain caused by psychoneurological factors, psychological treatment should be given first. At the same time, vitamins and tranquilizers should be given appropriately. For anal pain caused by nerve factors, such as sciatica, it is necessary to diagnose the specific cause of sciatica, so as to eliminate the cause and the anal pain will disappear.

2. Intestinal infection, constipation and diarrhea: Use antibiotics or laxatives for symptomatic treatment. Once intestinal infection, constipation and diarrhea are controlled or cured, the anus will no longer hurt.

3. Infection or abscess around the anorectum: timely incision and drainage or radical surgery.

4. Anal diseases and anal tumors: timely cure of anal diseases such as hemorrhoids, fistulas, fissures, surgical removal of anal tumors, and natural relief of anal pain;