Do women get less anal fistulas, and why do women get anal fistulas?

Hello, generally speaking, the proportion of anal fistula patients in men is higher than that in women, about 5:1, but in recent years, the proportion of female anal fistula patients has increased significantly; Generally, anal fistulas are caused by infection of the anal sinuses, often secondary to paraanal abscesses. It is recommended to maintain a good attitude, not to take it lightly because the prevalence of anal fistula is lower in women than in men, and it should be detected early, diagnosed early, and diagnosed early.

Anal fistula in women is mostly caused by general purulent infection, and a few are specific infections, such as tuberculosis, Crohn disease, and ulcerative colitis is rare. Anal fistula can also be formed by secondary infection of rectal-anal canal trauma, and malignant tumors of the recto-anal canal can also rupture into fistulas, but they are rare and different from general purulent anal fistulas.

In fact, the best way is to use Zichuantang, it is very good to improve anal fistula, in addition to this, you should also pay attention to:

Drink plenty of water and eat plenty of fiber-rich foods.

Don't squat on the toilet for too long: It is best not to sit on the toilet for more than 5 minutes each time to clean it: some toilet paper is very rough, so you should choose colorless (white) and odorless toilet paper.

Don't lift heavy objects: Heavy lifting or strenuous movements, as if you were straining too hard during a bowel movement, should avoid exerting too much force.

Sitz-warm bath: Soak your buttocks in warm water.

Weight control: People who are overweight are more likely to develop anal fistulas.

Young people are more susceptible to anal fistulas. It is related to his lifestyle habits, whether he suddenly has an improper diet, such as eating meat or eating chili peppers, which are easy to cause fire. Or is there a recent diarrhea of these intestinal problems, we say that diarrhea and constipation are intestinal flora problems, because this disease is a bacterial infection, through the test of pus, the main pathogenic bacteria in it is E. coli, this E. coli, in fact, many of us are familiar with, and the current dietary hygiene standards are based on E. coli.

Anal fistulas can occur at all ages and in different genders, but are more common in adults. The main symptoms include pus, itching, lumps, pain, and other systemic symptoms such as anemia and weakness.

Most people will suffer from hemorrhoids, and the main factor that triggers hemorrhoids is sitting or standing for a long time, and many working people will have the possibility of hemorrhoids. For example, workers who build roads are prone to hemorrhoidal disease because of their exertion and long hours outdoors.

Anal fistulas do not heal on their own. No** will be reversed** as a recto-anal abscess and therefore must be surgical**.

According to experts, anal fistula is mostly caused by general purulent infection, and a few are specific infections, such as tuberculosis, Crohn disease, and ulcerative colitis is rare. Anal fistula can also be formed by secondary infection of rectal and anal canal trauma, and malignant tumors of rectoanal canal can also rupture into fistulas, but they are rare and have obvious differences from general purulent anal fistulas.

There are two main types of anorectal abscesses: one is related to anal glands and anal fistulas, which is called "primary acute anal muscular fistula abscess" or "fistula abscess", which is more common; One type is unrelated to anal glands and anal fistulas, and is called "acute non-anal glandular non-fistula abscess", referred to as "non-fistula abscess" is less common.

It is speculated that the influence of sex hormones is the main cause of anal fistula. During puberty, the body's own sex hormones begin to be active, and then a part of the sebaceous glands, especially the anal glands, begin to develop and proliferate, and young men have more proliferation than women. Due to the vigorous secretion of anal glands, if combined with poor excretion of anal glands or anal duct blockage, it is easy to cause anodenitis, which may explain the higher incidence of anal fistula in young male adults.

The female anal canal duct is straighter, less curved than the male, and the discharge is not easy to stasis, so the incidence of anal fistula in women is lower. When people reach old age, the anal gland also atrophies at the same time as the other sebaceous glands, so anal fistula is rare in the elderly.

Women are less likely to have anal fistulas than men, and women are more likely to have hemorrhoids than men