My butt is itchy all the time

If people feel that their buttocks are always itchy, it is definitely abnormal. If they do not seek timely treatment after this phenomenon occurs, their condition will only become more serious. At this time, drug treatment alone cannot completely cure it. It still needs care in daily life to improve. It is necessary to develop better hygiene habits and take a bath and change underwear frequently.

1. Develop good hygiene habits, wash hands before meals, take a bath frequently, change underwear frequently. Underwear should be loose, soft and comfortable. Do not use chemical fuels, paper with ink, plant leaves, etc. to wipe the anus.

2. Keep the anus clean and clean it with warm water after defecation or before going to bed. You can sprinkle an appropriate amount of powder to keep the anal skin clean and dry, avoid scratching, and avoid using alkaline lotions.

3. Avoid contact with chemicals, paints, fish, shrimp, seafood, spicy foods, etc. that may cause allergies. Eat more vegetables and fruits and keep a light diet.

4. Timely treat systemic and local primary lesions that may cause anal itching, such as hemorrhoids, fistulas, eczema, contact dermatitis, etc.

For the treatment of anal swelling and pain, the first step is to use anoscopy to find out the specific cause, and then treat it according to the disease. If it is confirmed that the anal swelling and pain is caused by hemorrhoids, the anal swelling and pain will disappear as long as the hemorrhoids are treated. There are many treatments for hemorrhoids at present, and targeted and personalized treatments can be provided for patients with different symptoms, which can achieve good treatment results in a shorter period of time.

1. Do not sit still for a long time: Do not sit in a chair for several hours in a row. Even if you have to do so, you should get up and move around for at least 5 minutes every hour.

2. Do not squat on the toilet for too long: The time spent sitting on the toilet should not exceed 5 minutes each time. Especially do not read while sitting on the toilet, as this is an extremely unhygienic habit.

This is because factors such as straining during defecation and coughing increase abdominal pressure, causing the small veins under the skin around the anus to rupture, resulting in subcutaneous bleeding and blood clots, causing pain and discomfort. The larger the blood clot, the more painful it is. A bluish skin bump can be seen on the surface.

Old anal fissure

Due to long-term and repeated fissures, local inflammation and hyperplasia occur repeatedly, forming a protruding structure similar to external hemorrhoids. Because the hemorrhoid is located just outside the anus, we call it "sentinel hemorrhoid" or "sentinel hemorrhoid". Sometimes it also becomes inflamed and swollen like external hemorrhoids, causing pain.