Patient's question:
The daughter of my uncle is just eight months old. Recently, it is said that she was hospitalized due to encephalitis. When I visited the hospital, the child was still in the intensive care unit. Can encephalitis be cured? Can an infant tolerate so many medications? How could a child this young get encephalitis? If she recovers and is discharged, what should the family pay attention to in terms of care?Doctor's answer:
Perianal abscesses are usually caused by bacterial infections. Since it is an inflammatory disease, the symptoms also reflect the basic manifestations of inflammation, such as redness, swelling, heat, and pain. Therefore, the basic manifestations of perianal abscesses can be characterized by local redness and swelling around the anus, accompanied by perianal pain symptoms, which are severe in nature. Bowel movements and defecation can alleviate the pain symptoms.