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Anal papillitis

  Anal papillitis mainly manifests as a feeling of foreign body in the anal canal during daily life. With the hyperplasia and enlargement of the papillae, the papillae can prolapse out of the anal canal during defecation. Small papillae can return to the anal canal by themselves after defecation, while large ones need to be pushed back into the anal canal by hand. If not复位 in time, it can cause anal edema and pain. After the enlarged papillae are stimulated or ulcerated, it can cause an increase in anal gland secretion, leading to dampness and itching in the anal area.

  Trauma during defecation or anal sinus inflammation can cause acute inflammation of the anal papillae. Due to poor drainage and long-term stimulation by inflammation, the anal papillae become enlarged. After repeated defecation, the anal papillae gradually elongate into pedunculated tumors, resembling rectal polyps.

Table of Contents

1. What are the causes of anal papillitis
2. What complications can anal papillitis easily lead to
3. What are the typical symptoms of anal papillitis
4. How to prevent anal papillitis
5. What laboratory tests are needed for anal papillitis
6. Diet taboos for anal papillitis patients
7. The routine method of Western medicine for treating anal papillitis

1. What are the causes of anal papillitis?

  Traditional Chinese medicine believes that anal papillitis is often caused by irregular diet, overeating of greasy, thick, spicy, strong wine, and greasy fried food, leading to endogenous damp-heat, descending to the anal canal, or due to intestinal dryness and constipation, heat accumulating in the anal canal, or due to worm infestation and harassment.

  Western medicine believes that anal papillitis is caused by long-term constipation, strenuous straining, dry and hard fecal mass scratching or tearing the anal sinus and anal valves, or enteritis, dysentery, diarrhea, thin feces entering the anal sinus or stimulating the anal sinus and anal valves, poor drainage and inflammation.

2. What complications can anal papillitis easily lead to?

  Anal papillitis often complicates constipation, and severe cases can cause intestinal obstruction. The obstructed intestinal segment first has anatomical and functional changes, followed by fluid and electrolyte loss, intestinal wall circulation disorders, necrosis, and secondary infection. Finally, it can lead to sepsis, shock, and death.

3. What are the typical symptoms of anal papillitis?

  What are the symptoms of anal papillitis? Trauma during defecation or anal sinus inflammation can cause acute inflammation of the anal papillae. Due to poor drainage and long-term stimulation by inflammation, the anal papillae become enlarged. What are the symptoms of anal papillitis? The following introduction is provided for everyone's reference, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

  The main symptoms of anal papillitis are: anal discomfort and hidden pain. The anal area is moist and prone to itching, and bleeding is rare. During defecation, the enlarged papillae may protrude out of the anal opening, forming white and hard nodules.

  Generally, a foreign body sensation can be felt in the anal canal, and the anal papillae may protrude out of the anal opening during defecation. Large papillae can be pushed back into the anal canal by hand. If not复位 in time, it can cause anal edema and pain. Small papillae can return to the anal canal on their own. Swollen papillae can cause刺激性 anal gland secretion, leading to anal itching and moisture.

  Anal papillitis mainly manifests as a feeling of foreign body in the anal canal during daily life. With the hyperplasia and enlargement of the papillae, the papillae can prolapse out of the anal canal during defecation. Small papillae can return to the anal canal by themselves after defecation, while large ones need to be pushed back into the anal canal by hand. If not复位 in time, it can cause anal edema and pain. After the enlarged papillae are stimulated or ulcerated, it can cause an increase in anal gland secretion, leading to dampness and itching in the anal area.

  Feihua Health Network reminds you:The harm of anal papillitis is great. If health care is not done well and treatment is not sought in a timely manner, anal papillitis can lead to anal papilloma.

4. How to prevent anal papillitis

  Anal papillitis mainly manifests as a feeling of foreign body in the anal canal during daily life. With the hyperplasia and enlargement of the papillae, the papillae can prolapse out of the anal canal during defecation. If not复位 in time, it can cause anal edema and pain. After the enlarged papillae are stimulated or ulcerated, it can cause an increase in anal gland secretion, leading to dampness and itching in the anal area. Prevention is better than treatment, so what are the preventive measures for this disease? The following introduces the preventive measures for anal papillitis.

  (1) Actively exercise to strengthen physical fitness, improve blood circulation, enhance local disease resistance, and prevent infection.

  (2) Keep the anal area clean, change underwear frequently, and坚持每日便后清洗肛门, which has a positive effect on preventing infection.

  (3) Actively prevent and treat other anal diseases, such as anal cryptitis and anal papillitis, to avoid the occurrence of anal perianal abscess and anal fistula.

  (4) Timely treatment of systemic diseases that can cause anal perianal abscess, such as ulcerative colitis and intestinal tuberculosis, and so on.

  (5) Do not sit on damp ground for a long time to avoid cold and dampness in the anal area, which may lead to infection.

  (6) Prevent constipation and diarrhea, which is of great significance for preventing the formation of anal perianal abscess and anal fistula.

  (7) Once anal rectal perianal abscess occurs, early treatment should be sought to prevent its spread and diffusion.

  The above are the preventive measures for anal papillitis, which are very helpful for everyone to prevent this disease. Active prevention is the key to keeping the disease away from us.

5. What laboratory tests are needed for anal papillitis

  Anal papillitis mainly manifests as a feeling of foreign body in the anal canal during daily life. With the hyperplasia and enlargement of the papillae, the papillae can prolapse out of the anal canal during defecation. If not复位 in time, it can cause anal edema and pain. After the enlarged papillae are stimulated or ulcerated, it can cause an increase in anal gland secretion, leading to dampness and itching in the anal area. So, what examinations should be done for anal papillitis? The following introduces the examinations that anal papillitis patients should undergo.

  Examination items for anal papillitis: blood routine, stool routine, anal digital examination, rectoscopy.

  1. Digital rectal examination can feel the hardened papillae.

  2. The anal mirror examination shows congestion and edema at the anal verge.

  The above are the examinations that anal papillitis patients should undergo, which are very important for the diagnosis and treatment of this disease. This condition requires active treatment to prevent the development of anal papilloma.

6. Dietary taboos for anal papillitis patients

  Patients with anal papillitis should pay great attention to their diet, as dietary care has a direct impact on the effectiveness of medical treatment. The following introduces the Diet taboos for anal papillitis patients.

  1. Consume light, easy-to-digest, and nutritious foods such as winter melon, luffa, mung beans, carrots, tomatoes, and so on.

  2, You can eat more high-fiber foods such as sweet potatoes, corn, celery, etc.

  3, If there is no diabetes, honey can be taken regularly, so that through the regulation of diet, constipation can be prevented, the defecation can be smooth, and it is conducive to the recovery of the disease.

  4, Eat more foods rich in protein such as lean meat, mushrooms, jujube, eggplant, yam, etc.

  5, Avoid greasy foods.

  6, Eat less food with endogenous damp-heat.

  7, Abstain from smoking, drinking and tea habits.

  8, Avoid spicy foods such as chili and ginger.

  The diet of anal papillitis patients is determined by the doctor according to the condition, and it must be strictly followed according to the doctor's prescribed diet type and taboos, and cannot be changed arbitrarily. Encourage patients to eat well according to the regulations. For severe patients, help with meals and feed if necessary. A small amount of water can be drunk after meals.

7. Conventional methods of Western medicine for the treatment of anal papillitis

  How to deal with anal papillitis? Trauma during defecation or anal sinus inflammation can cause acute inflammation of the anal papillae. Due to poor drainage and long-term stimulation of inflammation, the anal papillae become enlarged. After multiple defecation actions, the anal papillae gradually elongate into a pedunculated mass, resembling a rectal polyp. How to deal with anal papillitis? The following is an introduction to some treatment methods for anal papillitis.

  First, conservative treatment of anal papillitis

  You can take a warm salt water bath locally to keep the area clean, and you can also use various hemorrhoid suppositories and hemorrhoid ointments. At the same time, you can take oral antibiotics to treat the diarrhea and intestinal infections caused by the disease, or use laxatives to make defecation normal.

  Second, surgical resection of anal papillitis

  In addition to conservative treatment, surgical resection is a good treatment method. After local anesthesia, the anal papillae and the inflamed anal sinus are completely removed, and there is no obvious bleeding, so it is not necessary to ligate, just need to compress and stop bleeding.

  Feihua Health Network Expert Warm Remind:It is necessary to receive timely treatment for anal papillitis. As anal papillitis clinically increases with the gradual growth of anal papillae, it may sometimes come out with defecation, causing repeated prolapse, stimulating the anal canal, which can increase local secretions and sometimes even cause blood in the stool after defecation, the feeling of incomplete defecation, and anal itching. It is necessary to take timely preventive measures for anal papillitis to avoid causing great harm to oneself. If there are any questions, welcome to consult the online experts of Feihua Health Network.

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