What is the cause of the perianal abscess?

Perianal abscess hanging thread therapy is a traditional treatment for perianal abscesses. It is mainly achieved by placing a hanging thread into the abscess and gradually tightening it to achieve drainage and healing. This therapy is often used for complex perianal abscesses that are difficult to completely incise and drain. The hanging thread technique can effectively reduce the chance of abscess recurrence through its stable pressure and regular drainage. However, not all types of perianal abscesses are suitable for hanging thread therapy, and professional evaluation is required to determine the most suitable treatment plan.

Perianal abscess is an infection that causes an abscess to form in the soft tissue around the anus, usually with symptoms of local pain, swelling, tenderness and fever. It is mainly caused by bacteria invading the skin and tissues around the anus, and may originate from other intestinal problems such as inflammatory bowel disease or anal fissures caused by chronic constipation. The principle of hanging thread therapy is to slowly pull the abscess in the surgical area to the outside of the body through a thin thread, thereby achieving long-term and stable drainage. When perianal abscess is difficult to completely heal through traditional incision and drainage, or recurs, the doctor may recommend the use of hanging thread therapy.

Perianal abscess is an infection that causes an abscess to form in the soft tissue around the anus, usually with symptoms of local pain, swelling, tenderness and fever. It is mainly caused by bacteria invading the skin and tissues around the anus, and may originate from other intestinal problems such as inflammatory bowel disease or anal fissures caused by chronic constipation. The principle of hanging thread therapy is to slowly pull the abscess in the surgical area to the outside of the body through a thin thread, thereby achieving long-term and stable drainage. When perianal abscess is difficult to completely heal through traditional incision and drainage, or recurs, the doctor may recommend the use of hanging thread therapy.

If you are considering thread hanging therapy, preoperative evaluation is critical. You must follow your doctor's instructions after surgery, including regular follow-up visits to monitor healing. In terms of postoperative care, the anal area should be kept clean, warm water sitz baths should be used to relieve discomfort, and local circulation should be promoted to accelerate healing. In terms of diet, it is recommended to consume more fiber-rich foods such as whole grains, green leafy vegetables and fruits to help maintain intestinal health, thereby reducing anal pressure caused by constipation. When discomfort symptoms persist for a long time or worsen, you should return to the doctor in time to adjust the treatment measures. At the same time, paying attention to mental health and emotional management may help improve the overall recovery experience. Although thread hanging therapy is painful and uncomfortable, through proper postoperative care and lifestyle adjustments, most patients can achieve better treatment results and regain their health.