Unpleasant sensations in the anus

Unpleasant sensations in the region of the anus occur quite often in almost all people: itching, inflammation and even bleeding. The reasons for this can be various: diseases of the intestinal tract, diarrhea, constipation, infections (eg, candidiasis), infection with pinworms, non-observance of personal hygiene, etc. Usually anal disorders are easily treatable at home.

In order to prevent anal disorders, try to adhere to the following rules:

- Eat fresh vegetables and fruits. Add to your diet whole-grain foods that facilitate digestion.

- Drink more liquid. Use coffee and spices in moderation.

- wipe the area of ​​the anus well after each emptying of the intestine.

- Every day, wash yourself. If the itching is caused by an allergy, use soap without scents to wash it, and to wash the laundry it is better to buy a powder without bioadditives.

- give up synthetics, wear only comfortable cotton underwear. Make it a rule to change your laundry every day.

To soothe the itching and discomfort around the anus, follow these guidelines:

- make sure that the anus is clean and dry.

- Do not scrub the anus. If the itching is unbearable, you can calm it down by lubricating the itching area with a calendula cream.

- in the evening, draw a basin of warm water, add there 3 drops of lavender essential oil or 1 tbsp. l. broth from oat flour. Sit in the pelvis for 15 minutes.

- If there is no damage to the skin of the anus, it is useful to take a contrast shower, which is better finished with cold dousing.

- The body's resistance increases the vitamins A and C in combination with flavones, zinc and copper.

- note that if the itching appears, when you go to bed, it is most likely a sign of infection with pinworms.

PLEASE CONTACT THE DOCTOR IF:

- discharge from the anus began with blood.

- improvement does not occur after a week of home treatment.

A separate topic about discomfort in the anus is hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are, in fact, an expansion of the vessels of the rectum, characterized by bleeding from the anal opening and unpleasant sensations, as well as pain in the rectum. Hemorrhoids can occur for the following reasons: a sedentary lifestyle, chronic constipation, pregnancy, alcohol abuse, a lack of vitamins in the body, excessive attempts at bowel emptying. Most often, hemorrhoids occur in men.

Externally, the hemorrhoidal knot resembles a raspberry berry - a cyanotic or crimson color, a multitude of bulges.

The first sign of hemorrhoids is the appearance of blood during defecation, while the patient at first can not even experience any unpleasant sensations. Often, hemorrhoids are accompanied by itching in the anus.

To ease the symptoms of hemorrhoids, take warm baths with broths of medicinal herbs daily, apply compresses from aspen leaves to the hemorrhoids, insert a candle cut from raw potatoes into the anus, and rub the nodes with freshly squeezed juice of berries of mountain ash.

An ancient folk way of treating hemorrhoids is leeches (hirudotherapy). Leeches with hemorrhoids are placed on the coccyx and near the anus. Also, the leech is put on the lump itself, when the leech pours blood from the cones, it will fall off itself, and the cone will pass within a couple of days.

If the symptoms of hemorrhoids are very disturbing to you, you should consult a proctologist. Modern technologies struggle with hemorrhoids as follows: the hemorrhoidal node is frozen, which contributes to its further rejection. This procedure is not very pleasant, but almost painless, is carried out without hospitalization of the patient and does not cause harm to health.