Why do women sometimes experience anal swelling when they have vaginal inflammation?

Women's physical health is more dangerous than men's because women's physical conditions are worse than men's. Coupled with the fragility of their physiological systems, many women often face physical health hazards. For example, vaginitis is one of the most common diseases among women, which can cause many uncomfortable symptoms to women. Let’s take a look at why women sometimes have anal swelling when they have vaginal inflammation?

There is pain and distension in the anus and vagina, which is most likely caused by pelvic inflammation or vaginitis. You need to have a gynecological examination. Color Doppler ultrasound and triple diagnosis examination.

Vaginitis is an inflammation of the vaginal mucosa and submucosal connective tissue. It is a common disease in gynecological clinics. The main clinical features of vaginitis are changes in the nature of leucorrhea and itching and burning pain of the vulva. Pain during sexual intercourse is also common. When the infection involves the urethra, there may be symptoms such as urinary pain and urgency. Common vaginitis includes bacterial vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, and senile vaginitis.

Anal distension is an uncomfortable symptom that occurs in the rectum, anus, and perineum. The main symptoms are: local falling, distension and pain, foreign body sensation, urge to defecate, crawling sensation, and burning sensation. In severe cases, symptoms radiate to the lumbar spine and lower limbs. The disease persists for a long time and is often accompanied by psychiatric symptoms such as anxiety, hypochondria, insomnia and even suicidal thoughts. Anal distension is a common symptom of many anorectal diseases and is also one of the common complications after anorectal surgery. The causes of anal prolapse are complex and there are many uncertain pathogenic factors. It can exist alone or be associated with other diseases. There is a problem of poor efficacy in treatment and no treatment plan has been formed.

The main conscious symptoms of patients are anal distension and discomfort. Patients often feel unbearable anal distension, which sometimes radiates to the lumbar spine, buttocks and thighs. There is also a sense of foreign body dislocation, anal obstruction, tenesmus, frequent urge to defecate, accompanied by lack of energy, suspicion, and even irritability and anxiety.

Treatment principles

If there is a primary disease, treat the primary disease first. As the primary disease is cured, anal swelling can mostly be relieved on its own. Patients with primary diseases that have indications for anorectal surgery can undergo surgical treatment, while those without surgical indications can receive symptomatic treatment.