What are the treatments for perianal inflammation?

The anus is the outlet for excretion in the human body. The remaining residues after digestion of various foods must be discharged from the body through the anus. Therefore, the anus is also regarded as an unclean place. However, the health of the anus is very important to people, because diseases near the anus have a greater impact on the whole body. For example, hemorrhoids affect the health and excretion function of the rectum, and perianal inflammation directly causes redness, swelling and pain near the anus, etc., which brings great pain to the patient's body. In addition, the treatment of perianal inflammation is relatively difficult, and patients need to spend more energy on maintenance and recovery. Let’s take a look at the treatment methods for perianal inflammation.

Perianal inflammation refers to a skin disease characterized by itching, pain, increased secretions in the anus, and even skin erosions, ulcers, skin papules, and lichenoid changes. It often occurs in young and middle-aged people, and is characterized by nodules, ulcers, and even fistula formation. This disease is caused by occlusion of apocrine sweat glands and secondary bacterial infection.

General treatment of perianal inflammation

1. Western medicine treatment of perianal inflammation

1. Erythromycin or tetracycline.

2. Prednisone or prednisolone.

3. Anal care agent, which is effective against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli.

4. Those with fistulas need surgical treatment

Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment of Perianal Inflammation

2. TCM treatment of perianal inflammation

There is a folk recipe: take a pig's gallbladder, cut it open to let the bile flow out, then add 3 grams of brown sugar and 2 grams of borneol, put it in an iron pot, and simmer it over a stove until it becomes a paste. Cut the sterilized gauze, overlap three layers, apply the plaster, apply to the anus, fix with adhesive tape, take it out when defecating, change the dressing twice a day, and it will be cured in about three days.

Perianal inflammation care

Stop scratching. Avoid using overly hot water when bathing, and avoid excessive showering or scrubbing. After bathing, try to dry your body, but avoid rubbing it hard. If necessary, you can use a hair dryer to dry it. Eat more fruits and vegetables to keep bowel movements smooth. Avoid spicy foods. After defecation, wipe gently with soft toilet paper. Avoid using irritating soaps and powders. Wear loose clothing. Avoid topical ointments unless prescribed by a physician. Local treatment: Treat the cause of anal itching. Avoid local anesthetics or antiseptics. Use water-based lotions instead of soap. Topical steroid creams may be used.