What harm does anal fistula do to the body

Anal fistula is a tormenting anorectal disease. Once entangled by anal fistula, the patient's health will be greatly affected. At the same time, life and work will also change greatly. Anal fistula can cause anal pain, and long-term development can also cause body odor.

The main symptom of anal fistula is pus. Pus can irritate the anal skin, causing itching and moisture. At the same time, it is also easy to breed bacteria. If anal fistula is delayed for a long time, it will cause great damage to the anal sphincter, leading to complications of anal incontinence, and seriously affecting normal life. Anal fistula is changeable. If anal fistula is delayed for a long time, it will form a complex anal fistula, contaminate other organs, and there is a risk of cancer. Anal fistula can form recto-vaginal fistula, recto-urethral fistula and recto-vesical fistula, affecting surrounding organs. The most serious thing about high-position anal fistula is the tendency to malignant change, which usually causes symptoms such as physical weakness, mental decadence, and decreased physical immunity. Anemia will occur, causing the patient to become weak and thin. Due to repeated attacks, pus can penetrate the tube wall and spread along the sphincter gap, forming various complex anal fistulas, which not only bring difficulties to treatment, but also affect the patient's anus and even affect physiological functions. Due to repeated attacks, pus can penetrate the tube wall and spread along the sphincter gap, forming various complex anal fistulas, which not only bring difficulties to treatment, but also affect the patient's anus and even affect physiological functions. In daily life, we must develop good bowel habits and pay attention to hygiene. It is best to wash with light salt water after going to the toilet to avoid wound infection, which plays a positive role in preventing infection.

The main symptom of anal fistula is pus. Pus can irritate the anal skin, causing itching and moisture. At the same time, it is also easy to breed bacteria. If anal fistula is delayed for a long time, it will cause great damage to the anal sphincter, leading to complications of anal incontinence, and seriously affecting normal life. Anal fistula is changeable. If anal fistula is delayed for a long time, it will form a complex anal fistula, contaminate other organs, and there is a risk of cancer. Anal fistula can form recto-vaginal fistula, recto-urethral fistula and recto-vesical fistula, affecting surrounding organs. The most serious thing about high-position anal fistula is the tendency to malignant change, which usually causes symptoms such as physical weakness, mental decadence, and decreased physical immunity. Anemia will occur, causing the patient to become weak and thin. Due to repeated attacks, pus can penetrate the tube wall and spread along the sphincter gap, forming various complex anal fistulas, which not only bring difficulties to treatment, but also affect the patient's anus and even affect physiological functions. Due to repeated attacks, pus can penetrate the tube wall and spread along the sphincter gap, forming various complex anal fistulas, which not only bring difficulties to treatment, but also affect the patient's anus and even affect physiological functions. In daily life, we must develop good bowel habits and pay attention to hygiene. It is best to wash with light salt water after going to the toilet to avoid wound infection, which plays a positive role in preventing infection.

Pay attention to a light diet, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, eat more foods that are easy to laxative, and drink some black sesame oil if necessary to prevent constipation. Eat more high-protein foods: such as pig's trotters, beef, eggs, etc., to promote wound growth and healing; eat appropriate amounts of high-fat foods: such as fat, pork skin, etc., to lubricate the intestines and help defecation; eat more vegetables and fresh fruits rich in fiber, and drink plenty of water; avoid spicy and irritating foods: such as pepper, wine, etc., which are not conducive to wound healing.