Perianal Abscess | Causes And Treatment Of Perianal Abscess | Dr. Anshul Shah

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Dr. Anshul Shah
(MBBS , MS , FACRSI , FISCP)
PROCTOLOGIST AND LASER SURGEON

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Perianal abscesses are painful, pus-filled infections that occur in the tissue around the anus. They typically develop when small glands just inside the anus become blocked and infected. The blockage leads to the buildup of bacteria, which causes inflammation and the formation of an abscess.

#Causes:
1.Blocked Anal Glands: Small glands inside the anus can become blocked, leading to the accumulation of bacteria and pus.
2.Bacterial Infection: Bacteria can enter the anal tissue through small cuts or tears, causing an infection.
3.Crohn's Disease: People with Crohn's disease, an inflammatory bowel disease, have an increased risk of developing perianal abscesses.

#Symptoms:
1.Pain and Swelling: The area around the anus becomes painful and swollen.
2.Redness and Warmth: The skin around the abscess may appear red and feel warm to the touch.
3.Fever: Some people may develop a fever if the infection is severe.
4.Difficulty Sitting or Passing Stool: Pain and discomfort make it difficult to sit or pass stool comfortably.


#Treatment:
1.Incision and Drainage: The primary treatment for a perianal abscess is to drain the pus from the abscess. This is usually done under local anesthesia in a doctor's office or hospital.
2.Antibiotics: In some cases, antibiotics may be prescribed to help clear the infection, especially if there are signs of spreading infection or if the person's immune system is compromised.
3.Warm Baths: Soaking in warm water (sitz baths) can help relieve pain and promote healing.
4.Preventive Measures: Taking steps to prevent future abscesses, such as maintaining good hygiene and avoiding constipation, may be recommended.

It's essential for individuals with symptoms of a perianal abscess to seek medical attention promptly. Untreated abscesses can lead to complications such as fistulas (abnormal connections between the anus and surrounding skin or organs) or the spread of infection.

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