It is too late if fever occurs in perianal abscess

Once a perianal abscess develops fever, it often means that the infection has spread or the symptoms have worsened, which is a signal that needs to be taken seriously. Early identification and treatment of perianal abscesses can avoid serious complications.

Perianal abscess is a common infectious disease around the anus, usually caused by bacteria invading the anal glands or surrounding tissues. It may initially manifest as only redness, swelling, pain, or a local lump felt when touched near the anus. Due to its hidden location, many people tend to ignore these early signs, and when the infection worsens, the human body will sound the alarm through systemic symptoms such as fever. This increase in body temperature is a manifestation of the body's response to the infection, indicating that the inflammation may have entered deeper tissues and even considered the possibility of spreading.

From mild discomfort to fever to more complicated diseases, the progression of perianal abscess can actually be "read". In the early stages, it may only manifest as slight stinging during bowel movements or local redness and swelling. At this time, the lesion range is usually limited and the treatment is relatively simple. However, if not intervened in time, pus gradually accumulates, and the area around the anus may become severely painful, or even have a constant throbbing sensation. When the symptoms continue to develop into fever or fatigue, it means that the body has been deeply affected by the inflammation. Some people may also have chills, or touch obvious soft fluctuations around the anus, indicating that an abscess cavity has formed. These are manifestations that require vigilance.

In order to avoid further deterioration of perianal abscess, it is recommended to seek medical help as soon as possible if persistent pain, swelling, or fever occurs around the anus. You should also pay attention to maintaining good perianal hygiene, such as cleaning the anus daily to avoid bacterial infection caused by improper cleaning. In terms of diet, you can eat more foods rich in dietary fiber such as vegetables, fruits and whole grains, maintain good bowel habits, and avoid constipation or repeated diarrhea that increases the burden on the anus. For people who sit for a long time or maintain a certain posture for a long time, it is recommended to increase activities appropriately to make blood circulation smoother and reduce the risk of infection.

Although perianal abscess is a minor disease, the consequences may be serious if the diagnosis and treatment are delayed. Observe the changes in the body in a timely manner, quit unhealthy living habits, take more precautions, and early detection and early treatment can often prevent the disease from worsening. Health starts with details, and every discomfort signal of the body should not be ignored.