The dangers of anal fistula, you must know

Anal impotence is one of the common rectal and anal canal diseases, which is common in young and middle-aged men. Bacterial infection is one of the causes of anal impotence, and the main symptom is pus discharge. At the same time, anal impotence is also very harmful to the human body. While it is painful, it will also affect the normal function of the anus.

1. Pus contamination

Once anal fistula is formed, purulent secretions will be discharged outward. If you engage in strenuous activities, the external discharge will be even worse. First, the underwear will be contaminated, and secondly, the skin will be infected. After friction and irritation, itching and pain will appear one after another. As a result, work and study will be paralyzed, and the body and spirit will decline.

2. Promote anemia

The same principle applies to anal fistula bleeding and hemorrhoid bleeding. Short-term bleeding is not a big deal, but if the bleeding is too much or lasts too long, the iron in the body will continue to be lost, and over time, anemia will naturally follow.

3. Affect the normal function of the anus

Anal fistula, like enteritis, cannot be cured overnight. Even if it is cured, improper care can cause recurrence. As long as the disease recurs, pus can penetrate the fistula wall and spread along the sphincter gap, thus forming multiple and complex anal fistulas, which not only bring difficulties to treatment, but also seriously affect the normal physiological function of the anus.

4. Danger of malignant transformation

The multiple occurrence of anal fistulas can form rectovaginal fistulas, rectourethral fistulas and rectovesical fistulas, endangering the surrounding organs. In addition, old anal fistulas that have not been treated for many years or have been treated incorrectly may become malignant.

5. Contaminated underwear

Vigorous activities can cause pus to overflow, local irritation, skin friction, itching, and great pain, affecting work and study. Over time, it can cause physical weakness, weight loss, and lack of energy.

6. Fistulas can easily spread to other organs

Due to repeated attacks, pus can penetrate the tube wall and spread along the sphincter gap to form multiple and complex anal fistulas, which not only makes treatment difficult, but also affects the normal physiological function of the anus.

7. Multiple recurring attacks

Pus can penetrate the tube wall and spread along the sphincter gap to form multiple and complex anal fistulas, which not only make treatment difficult, but also affect the normal physiological function of the anus.