What are the early symptoms of anal impotence?

Anal impotence is a common disease in the anal area, and some friends may often suffer from anal impotence. However, due to the lack of understanding of anal impotence, many people do not discover it even if they have it. This leads to missing the best time to treat anal impotence, greatly increasing the degree of harm to the human body. So, what are the early symptoms of anal impotence?

Anal fistula is a common anorectal disease, which is more common in young men. If you have anal fistula, the best way is to undergo surgery. However, surgery alone is not enough. In addition to treatment, self-care for patients with anal fistula is also particularly important. It can not only improve the stimulation of the local adverse environment, but also provide a good foundation for treatment and recovery.

Early symptoms of anal fistula: ① Itching: The skin around the anus is often irritated by secretions, feels moist and itchy, and may change color and peel off. ②The amount of pus varies depending on the length and size of the fistula. The newly generated pus is more numerous, thick, smelly, and yellow in color. It gradually decreases and sometimes disappears. It is white and thin in texture. If there is a sudden increase in pus, it means a new fistula has formed. Sometimes the external opening is temporarily closed, pus flow stops, body temperature rises, and local ③Difficulty in defecation: More common in horseshoe-shaped anal fistula, because the fistula surrounds the anal canal, forming a semi-circular fibrous ring, which affects the relaxation of the anus and may cause difficulty in defecation. ④ Systemic symptoms: Generally, anal fistulas often have no systemic symptoms, but complex and tuberculous anal fistulas have a long course of illness, some of which last for decades, and often cause symptoms such as weight loss, anemia, constipation and difficulty in defecation. If secondary infection occurs and abscesses occur again, symptoms of abscesses will appear. ⑤ Pain: If the fistula drainage is unobstructed, there is generally no pain. Only swelling and discomfort are felt at the external opening, which worsens when walking. Swelling and abscess formation again. The closed external opening is ruptured or a new external opening is formed, and pus flows out again. If the internal and external fistulas are large, feces and gas may sometimes flow out from the external opening.

How to care for anal fistula? During the remission period, pay attention to the cleanliness of the anus. The anus should be washed frequently with warm salt water sitting bath. Alum water can also be used for external washing, or potassium permanganate solution can be used to clean the area. This can not only clean the local area, but also improve local blood circulation, enhance resistance to disease, and reduce inflammatory reactions. When the secretions of anal fistula increase, underwear should be washed and changed frequently to prevent the secretions from accumulating in the affected area. During an attack, surgery can be performed to enlarge the external opening and drain the pus, which can both relieve the swelling and pain and prevent the pus from spreading to other parts.