3D demonstration of radical surgery for perianal abscess

Perianal abscess surgery is a common surgical procedure used to treat purulent infections around the anus. The main symptoms of perianal abscesses include pain, swelling, and fever around the anus. This infection can develop into a more serious condition if not treated promptly.

Perianal abscess is caused by bacteria invading the glands or tissues around the anus. The infection generally causes local redness, swelling, heat, pain, and even suppuration. After the abscess is formed, the swollen area may become soft, and some patients may also have a fever or general discomfort. Further development, the abscess may rupture on its own and discharge pus, but this cannot be completely cured, and the infection often recurs.

When dealing with perianal abscesses, the usual surgical approach involves draining the pus and completely removing the infected tissue. During surgery, the doctor will make an incision under local or general anesthesia to drain the pus. Next, the affected area will be thoroughly cleaned to ensure that there are no residual sources of infection. To prevent recurrence, the doctor may also perform further tissue repair. If the abscess has developed into a fistula, a more complex fistula removal surgery will be required to avoid recurrent infection.

To avoid or reduce the risk of perianal abscesses, it is recommended to maintain good anal hygiene. Clean the anal area daily, especially after bowel movements, using warm water and making sure to dry thoroughly. It is also important to seek medical attention if you experience persistent anal discomfort or pain. Eating a balanced diet, keeping bowel movements smooth, and avoiding long-term constipation or diarrhea can also effectively prevent the occurrence of perianal abscesses.

If you suspect you have symptoms of perianal abscess, it is recommended to see a doctor as soon as possible. The doctor will develop an appropriate treatment plan based on the specific situation. Remember, early treatment can not only alleviate symptoms, but also prevent further deterioration of the disease. Cultivating good living habits and hygiene habits is also an effective way to prevent this disease.