About the small bumps near the anus-anal herpes is the most terrible

With the prosperity of night entertainment, the lively atmosphere is a good way to dispel loneliness, but there is a high possibility of having improper sexual relations with the opposite sex in these places. Under the intoxication of alcohol, irregular sexual behavior can lead to sexually transmitted diseases. So what is anal eczema?

Anal eczema

Anal eczema is a skin disease that usually occurs around the anus. The area is moist, thick, and itchy. In acute attacks, herpes or blisters are prone to occur, with redness at the base. Anal eczema should be cured promptly in the early stages. In addition to using eczema creams with Chinese medicine ingredients, calamine lotion can be used for cases with excessive skin exudate. In addition, anti-allergic drug treatment is carried out according to the severity of the disease.

Beware of anal warts!

Anal warts are different from anal eczema in that they cause papules, herpes, redness and itching of skin lesions.

Anal warts are a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus infection, which is often related to unclean sexual behavior or contact with objects infected with the virus. Anal warts are warty growths that are mostly gray or lavender in color and may be cauliflower-like, thorn-like, or nipple-like in shape, with a fishy odor.

Anal warts are infectious and can easily cause the infected area to expand, affect bowel movements, and even cause bleeding in the stool. If the infected area is not effectively treated for a long time, there is a risk of malignancy and cancer.

Prevention and treatment

To prevent anal warts, you should avoid contact with infectious sources, such as washing hands before meals and after defecation, cleaning the anus, not using unsterilized public utensils, and refusing promiscuous sex and unclean sexual behavior. If a patient is found or suspected to have anal warts, he or she should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, consult a doctor, accept the doctor's advice, and do a good job of preventing infection at home.

Reminder: Anal warts are highly contagious and harmful and should be cured as soon as possible. Do not avoid medical treatment.