Patient's question:
Recurring abscess and pain have appeared around the anus. The pain intensifies during bowel movements. In addition to redness, the area frequently feels hot and chills. The anal area is always red, and besides tenderness, there is restlessness, and urination has also become difficult again. What assistance is needed: There is an abscess and pain in the perianal area, accompanied by fever and chills. What is the cause of the perianal abscess?Doctor's answer:
There is an abscess and pain in the perianal area, accompanied by fever and chills. Perianal abscess primarily refers to a symptom characterized by pain inside the anus and around the rectum, which is caused by various different anorectal diseases. Such as anal fissure, anal sinusitis, thrombosed external hemorrhoids, perianal abscess, incarcerated internal hemorrhoids, edematous external hemorrhoids, rectal and anal cancer, as well as injury to the anus and rectum, and postoperative complications of anorectal surgery. The nature, severity, and accompanying symptoms of the pain vary.