Who has used garlic to cure anal fistula?

Using garlic to treat anal fistula is not a scientific and effective method. Anal fistula is a disease that requires professional treatment. Incorrect treatment may lead to worsening of the condition or infection and other more serious problems. Although garlic has a certain antibacterial effect, it cannot directly cure anal fistula, so please do not rely on this folk remedy.

Anal fistula is an abnormal channel formed due to incomplete healing of perianal infection. Deep lesions may still exist, and different treatments are required according to the severity. The symptoms of mild anal fistula usually include perianal itching, a small amount of pus discharge, and local discomfort. In severe cases, persistent recurrent infection, increased pain, high fever, etc. may occur. Garlic, as a natural antibacterial food, can be consumed in moderation to enhance immunity, but external use may irritate the skin and mucous membranes, and even cause burns and secondary infections. Clinically, the methods for treating anal fistula are mainly divided into conservative drug treatment, surgical operation and other auxiliary therapies. For example, conservative drug treatment is suitable for patients with mild symptoms or new onset symptoms - topical application of anti-infection ointments (such as mupirocin ointment), oral antibiotics (such as cephalosporin antibiotics) or use of anti-inflammatory suppositories (such as metronidazole suppositories); surgical operations are the first choice for the treatment of moderate to severe anal fistulas, mainly including fistulectomy (incision of the fistula and promotion of healing), thread therapy (using specific wires to gradually drain the contents of the fistula), and perianal reconstruction surgery (mainly for complex anal fistulas); if combined with traditional Chinese medicine topical ointments, sitz baths and cleaning, it can also relieve symptoms and accelerate postoperative recovery.

Anal fistula is an abnormal channel formed due to incomplete healing of perianal infection. Deep lesions may still exist, and different treatments are required according to the severity. The symptoms of mild anal fistula usually include perianal itching, a small amount of pus discharge, and local discomfort. In severe cases, persistent recurrent infection, increased pain, high fever, etc. may occur. Garlic, as a natural antibacterial food, can be consumed in moderation to enhance immunity, but external use may irritate the skin and mucous membranes, and even cause burns and secondary infections. Clinically, the methods for treating anal fistula are mainly divided into conservative drug treatment, surgical operation and other auxiliary therapies. For example, conservative drug treatment is suitable for patients with mild symptoms or new onset symptoms - topical application of anti-infection ointments (such as mupirocin ointment), oral antibiotics (such as cephalosporin antibiotics) or use of anti-inflammatory suppositories (such as metronidazole suppositories); surgical operations are the first choice for the treatment of moderate to severe anal fistulas, mainly including fistulectomy (incision of the fistula and promotion of healing), thread therapy (using specific wires to gradually drain the contents of the fistula), and perianal reconstruction surgery (mainly for complex anal fistulas); if combined with traditional Chinese medicine topical ointments, sitz baths and cleaning, it can also relieve symptoms and accelerate postoperative recovery.

In daily care, keep the perianal area clean and take a warm water bath for 15 minutes every day to help relieve inflammation and prevent further infection. Eat more foods rich in dietary fiber, such as oats, whole wheat bread, fresh vegetables and fruits, to prevent constipation from irritating the perianal area and aggravating symptoms. Eat a light diet, avoid spicy foods and alcohol intake, and maintain proper exercise to regulate blood circulation. If you suspect you have an anal fistula, do not try unproven methods on your own. See a doctor in time for a professional diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan. Healthy recovery depends not only on correct treatment, but also on your patience and careful care.