The recurrence rate of perianal abscess is very high

Perianal abscess is a common and recurrent disease caused by the accumulation of pus due to the blockage of infected glands. If not treated properly, it may develop into a more complicated anal fistula, which makes treatment more difficult.

The formation of perianal abscesses is usually related to bacterial infection, intestinal disease, low immunity and other factors. Especially in the case of further infection or incomplete treatment, the risk of recurrence is higher. Lifestyle habits such as long-term sitting and lack of fiber in the diet will increase the risk of disease.

For perianal abscesses, treatment requires dealing with the infection and pus as soon as possible. The typical method is incision and drainage to reduce the risk of spreading the infection. Improving intestinal health, strengthening local hygiene, and paying attention to diet structure can all help reduce recurrences. Regular medical examinations can help detect and treat recurrences. In some severe cases, further surgical treatment is required to remove the abscess or treat the related causes.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential to prevent recurrence. Eat more fiber-rich foods, maintain good intestinal peristalsis, and avoid constipation. Pay attention to local hygiene and take sitz baths properly to help relieve discomfort. In the face of recurrence or aggravation of symptoms, early consultation with a medical professional can always prevent the problem from developing to an uncontrollable point. Through these measures, the recurrence rate of perianal abscess can be effectively reduced and the quality of life can be improved.