I feel like there are bugs moving in my anus. What's going on?

We eat whole grains every day and are under great pressure from life and work, so we often suffer from some special diseases. For example, many people have experienced the feeling of worms moving in the anus. Due to the special location of the disease, many people are embarrassed to speak up when this happens, and are embarrassed to go to the hospital for examination. Let’s talk about what it means to feel worms moving in the anus.

1. Enterobiasis

Female pinworms crawl out of the patient's anus at night and lay eggs around the anus. The outside of the eggs is covered with keratin, and when they accumulate together, they will irritate the anus and cause itching and a crawling sensation. You can wash your anus with warm water and soapy water every day, and then apply pinworm ointment, or take anthelmintic medicine under the guidance of a doctor, and the above symptoms can be relieved.

2. Anal eczema

Anal eczema is an allergic skin inflammation caused by a variety of internal and external factors. The lesions are mainly located in the superficial layer of the skin. Usually, there will be severe itching, accompanied by exudation, papules, blisters, erosions, etc. Because it causes anal itching and discomfort, people often mistakenly believe that there are bugs crawling in the anus.

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Anal infection: Consider whether it is caused by anal infection, such as fungal infection, which can cause light red papules and small blisters on the skin of the cold area, which are extremely itchy and can be easily mistaken for worms crawling in the anus.

4. Neurodermatitis

The course of neurodermatitis is slow and can be distributed in the coccyx, scrotum and other parts. In the early stage of the disease, patients only have intermittent itching and no obvious skin damage, so intermittent crawling sensation may occur around the anus.

5. Hemorrhoids

Go to the anorectal department for a check-up to see if you have hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids can also cause a bug-like sensation. However, more common symptoms of hemorrhoids include anal pain and bloody stools. You can go to the hospital for a detailed examination to clarify the condition.