Itch in the crotch above the anus

The most important function of the anus is to promote defecation, because there are some sphincters distributed on the anus, and the sphincters have a contraction function that can play a good role in controlling defecation. However, there are many bacteria in human feces. Since feces are mainly waste products in the body, bacterial infection is easy to occur around the anus. So what is the reason for itching in the crotch above the anus?

Eczema is one of the most common and frequently occurring skin diseases with a complex etiology. It is characterized by a variety of rash forms, easy exudation, a prolonged course of disease and a tendency to relapse.

The cause and pathogenesis of eczema are quite complex, involving multiple internal and external factors. It is a delayed allergic reaction that occurs in the skin. It often occurs in individuals with allergic constitution. People with this quality are more likely to have allergic reactions than normal people to various allergens inside and outside the body, such as protein in food, especially fish, shrimp, eggs and milk, as well as chemicals, plants, animal leather and feathers, intestinal parasites, infection foci, etc. Even physical stimuli such as sunlight, wind, heat, and cold can induce eczema. In addition, the occurrence of eczema may sometimes be related to neurological dysfunction, endocrine disorders, indigestion, intestinal diseases, metabolic abnormalities, etc.

Anal eczema: The disease occurs in the anus and may also involve nearby skin. The lesions are often infiltrated and thickened, moist or slightly exudative, and can also cause chapped skin. Severe itching. Try to find the cause of the disease and eliminate it, pay attention to adjusting your diet, avoid spicy and stimulating food, avoid eating items that are easily allergenic, such as alcohol, seafood and shellfish should be banned, and a light diet is better; try to reduce adverse external stimuli, such as scratching with hands, external soap, hot water washing, etc.; clothing should be loose, light and soft, and avoid wearing wool products or nylon fabrics.

Western medicine has no specific treatment for eczema. Only traditional Chinese medicine can thoroughly cure eczema, and it mostly uses symptomatic treatment. The most common treatment is oral antihistamines, such as diphenhydramine, vitamin C, etc. It is best to treat eczema with topical medications such as the pure Chinese medicine "Shixuanjing", which can completely cure eczema.

In normal times, there are many situations that can cause people to have itchy butt crack, and such situations require relevant hygiene care. Through the above introduction, everyone has learned about the causes of itchy butt crack. In the future, in life, we will be able to avoid the influence of the above factors, so as to better maintain our health.