Is my butt itchy due to parasites?

The anus is also an area that is vulnerable to bacterial dangers, so everyone should pay attention to the hygiene and cleaning of the anus in daily life. If the anus becomes itchy, normal people will not scratch it with their hands, so this itching symptom is often very uncomfortable. In the case of anal itching, we must consider whether we have anal diseases, because parasites may appear in the human gastrointestinal system. So is anal itching caused by parasites?

1. Some people have sensitive skin. If they eat a lot of spicy food during the day, or take skin care products that irritate skin tissue, or substances such as coffee and liquor, it is easy for the body to be irritated and induce itching. In addition, if some people take high-protein foods in a short period of time, they will easily experience nervous irritation in parts of the body. Hence, abnormal itching may occur.

2. The reason why some people find itching around the anus is because there are parasites around the anus, but this phenomenon is not common in adults and generally does not occur in adults. Worms in the anal area are caused by hygiene conditions and are a disease that is common in children. If a person experiences anal itching, the possibility of parasites around the anus can be basically ruled out.

3. If a person is prone to anal harassment at night. It can be considered as exposed hemorrhoids, especially those external hemorrhoids. It will fall off outside the anus, especially in winter when the skin is exposed to the high temperature stimulation under the quilt, which can easily induce itching around the anus. In addition, some people have fungal infections in the epidermis, which causes unbearable itching in the anal area.

If anal itching occurs, you can make adjustments to your diet, eat less spicy foods, and try not to eat irritating foods, especially those who like spicy food should quit eating chili peppers. Of course, during the treatment of itching, it is necessary to give up all irritating foods. If the itching does not improve, you may need to go to the hospital for a full-body examination to check your blood, urine, liver and kidney function. In addition, a glucose tolerance test and a urine glucose and smear test should be performed.