The development of a red, burning rash in the perianal area following a period of constipation is highly suggestive of Perianal Dermatitis or a secondary Fungal Infection (Candidiasis). Constipation often leads to excessive wiping or localized straining, which can cause micro-tears in the sensitive skin. This compromised skin barrier then becomes easily irritated by moisture or fecal matter. While Siloderm acts as a protective barrier, it may not be effective if there is an underlying fungal element or if it is trapping moisture against an already inflamed surface."
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Perianal rashes are very common after digestive upsets and usually resolve quickly once the skin is kept clean, dry, and properly treated. Please book a full session to discuss a specific medicated ointment.