Can I drink alcohol if I have anal fistula

Many people may not be so clear about the disease of anal impotence. In fact, as people need to sit and work for a long time and their physical fitness deteriorates, the condition of this disease will become more complicated and the incidence rate will be higher. Even newborns will suffer from this disease. Therefore, you must never drink alcohol after it happens, otherwise it will only make your condition worse.

The main symptom of anal impotence is pus discharge. The amount of pus is related to the length and size of the fistula. Newly formed fistulas discharge more pus, and the secretions irritate the skin and cause itching and discomfort. When the external opening is blocked or falsely healed, pus accumulates in the fistula, causing local swelling and pain, and even fever. The symptoms will disappear only after the sealed fistula ruptures.

Due to poor drainage, abscesses may recur and may rupture to form multiple external openings. Larger and higher anal fistulas often have feces or gas discharged from the external opening. During examination, the external opening is often a papillary protrusion or a bulge of granulation tissue. A small amount of pus is discharged when squeezed. Most of the time, there is a single external opening near the anus.

There are also multiple external openings, with subcutaneous fistulas connecting the external openings, and the skin becomes hard and atrophied. There are also multiple external openings located on both sides, and the fistula is in the shape of a "horseshoe". Rectal digital examination can touch a nodule or cord-like object in the lesion area, which is tender. By exploring upward along the cord-like object, the internal opening can sometimes be felt. If the external opening is irregular, not raised, has an undermining edge, has grayish white granulation tissue, or has thin cheesy secretions, tuberculous anal fistula should be suspected.

(1) Astragalus, Codonopsis and Jujube Porridge: 30-55g of Astragalus, 20g of Codonopsis, 10 jujubes, an appropriate amount of rice, add water and cook together into porridge. Add sugar to the porridge for seasoning and cook for a while before eating.

(2) Pig intestine stewed with glutinous rice and mung beans: 300 grams of pig intestine, 30 grams of glutinous rice, and 50 grams of mung beans. Wash the pig's large intestine, soak glutinous rice and mung beans in clean water for 1 hour, then put the glutinous rice and mung beans into the large intestine and add a little water and salt. Tie both ends of the intestine tightly with thread, put it in a pot, add water and boil for 2 hours before serving.

(3) Eel and Job's tears soup: 250 grams of yellow eel and 50 grams of Job's tears. Wash the eel, cook it with Job's tears, and add salt to taste.

(4) Sea cucumber and lean meat soup: 30 grams of sea cucumber and appropriate amount of lean meat. Add appropriate amount of water to make soup, season with salt and serve.

(5) Black-bone chicken stewed with Astragalus: 250 grams of black-bone chicken, 50 grams of Astragalus. Add appropriate amount of water. Stew until well-cooked, season with salt and eat the meat and drink the soup.

(6) Stewed large intestine with white pepper: 250 grams of pig large intestine, appropriate amount of pepper. Put pepper into pig intestines, tie the two ends tightly, stew it and eat it.

(7) Purslane stewed with pig large intestine: 250 grams of pig large intestine, 30 grams of purslane. After washing the intestines, add purslane, tie the two ends tightly, and stew until cooked before eating. It is suitable for rectal prolapse with anal pain during defecation or fluid and blood after defecation.

(8) Day lily and black fungus stew: 50 grams of day lily, 15 grams of black fungus. Add water to boil the soup, and adjust with sugar. It is suitable for rectal prolapse with anal pain during defecation, or blood after defecation.