It is best not to undergo surgery for perianal abscess

Perianal abscesses can be treated with medication or surgery. For situations that are difficult to control with medication, or when an abscess has already formed, it is best to make an incision and drain it. Choose which treatment method to use based on your own situation. There is no saying that surgery is not possible. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for treatment and choose the appropriate treatment method based on the doctor's advice and your own situation. Perianal abscesses can be treated surgically in this case. In this case, generally speaking, one operation can completely cure it, and then insist on changing the dressing, try to keep your bowels open, eat a light diet, and take anti-inflammatory treatments.

Surgery is not recommended for patients with sexually transmitted diseases and diabetes. Many perianal abscesses can be cured without surgery, with external debridement, plasters, and oral antibiotics. If the abscess is too large, surgical treatment is still required. Regardless of surgery or not, high blood sugar must be controlled. At the same time, blood perianal abscesses should be controlled through diet and exercise. If the deep pain is severe, anti-inflammatory drugs are needed for conditioning. If the anti-inflammatory drugs cannot continue to subside, the abscess has formed and surgical treatment is required. Avoid staying up late, avoid excessive fatigue, avoid smoking and drinking, live a regular life, and strengthen physical exercise. Drink plenty of water and relax. Surgery is necessary, with incision and drainage, and anti-inflammatory treatment. The anorectal department of the hospital should choose the appropriate conditioning method according to the doctor's instructions and its own situation.

Surgery is not recommended for patients with sexually transmitted diseases and diabetes. Many perianal abscesses can be cured without surgery, with external debridement, plasters, and oral antibiotics. If the abscess is too large, surgical treatment is still required. Regardless of surgery or not, high blood sugar must be controlled. At the same time, blood perianal abscesses should be controlled through diet and exercise. If the deep pain is severe, anti-inflammatory drugs are needed for conditioning. If the anti-inflammatory drugs cannot continue to subside, the abscess has formed and surgical treatment is required. Avoid staying up late, avoid excessive fatigue, avoid smoking and drinking, live a regular life, and strengthen physical exercise. Drink plenty of water and relax. Surgery is necessary, with incision and drainage, and anti-inflammatory treatment. The anorectal department of the hospital should choose the appropriate conditioning method according to the doctor's instructions and its own situation.

Patients with perianal abscesses are generally recommended to undergo some drainage surgery for treatment, but if the patient's condition is not so serious, the patient cannot undergo drainage surgery and should decide after the doctor's examination. Some drainage surgeries can be treated, but if the patient's perianal abscess is not serious, the condition of the perianal abscess can also be improved through antibiotics, hot water sitz baths, and local physical therapy, not just surgery. For patients with perianal abscesses, since the general non-surgical treatment time is longer and the effect is not so obvious, it is recommended that the patient, if the physical condition permits, finally undergo some drainage surgery this morning. Patients with perianal abscesses must do a good job of cleaning after the drainage surgery, and pay attention to the wound not being exposed to water, which can easily lead to infection and inflammation. If there is severe suppuration after the operation, go to the hospital immediately.