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Ointment for perianal abscess
Having perianal abscess from last 20 days and using Shield ointment.
Just want to ask which ointment is good - Shield or Anobliss..
I have been using Shield ointment from 20 days and the size of abscess has shrunk.
Should i use anobliss??
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It is likely you don't have peri anal abscess. As abscess is caused due to infection. Therefore it will require anti biotics along with other treatment. How ever if the size of abscess is large enough; it may require surgical drainage of pus. Mere application of ointment will not help. Most probably you are having sentinel tag or something like that which is responding to treatment. Since you are getting relief from ointment you can continue applying it. For further course of treatment you should consult an Ano Rectal specialist.
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Dear , dont worry
Sorry to say , avoid self medication
Actually broken or ulcer area of anus should not apply anabliss as it contain nefidepine there is risk of sudden hypo tension means low bp
Consult any general surgeon
Or consult any physician to avoid more progress of disease
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Advise you to apply SMUTH cream locally.thrice daily.
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HOMOEOPATHIC treatment can permanently cure this problem of yours rapidly effectively and efficiently without any side effects
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Perirectal abscesses begin as infections in the anal glands, which empty the anal crypts. From the anal crypt, infection spreads laterally into the soft tissues of the ischiorectal fossa. The abscess commonly presents as a painful swelling visible in the external aspect of the buttock. Occasionally, infection will track above the levator sling, causing pain and a mass that is palpable on rectal examination. Drainage of a Perirectal abscess often results in a chronic anal fistula, a communication from the inside of the anorectum to the skin outside.
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Jatyadi oil
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No.. Take proper antibiotics coverage...
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Dr. Parul R Parikh
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33 yrs exp
Mumbai
You should take ozone treatment for that...it will cure yr infection as well as pain.
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