What is causing the stinging pain around the anus?

The reason for stinging pain around the anus is: because the sensory nerves of the anus are more sensitive, so after being stimulated, you will feel severe pain, stinging and other symptoms. If not treated in time, it will easily cause ulceration. In addition, because you don’t pay attention to cleaning, it will cause itching and pustules around the anus, and there will be symptoms of fever all over the body. Once the pustules break, you will feel immense pain.

1. Anal fissure:

When the stool is very constipated, due to the presence of fresh or old anal ulcers in the anal canal, there will be varying degrees of anal stinging during or after defecation. Some patients even have very severe anal stinging, which can be described as tearing and cutting, often accompanied by a small amount of blood in the stool;

2. Foreign body in anus:

There are many types of anal foreign bodies, which reach the anus after passing through the entire digestive tract. If it cannot be discharged smoothly and gets stuck in the anus. Anal inflammation caused by injury produces a stinging sensation, which may even develop into anal abscess;

3. Anal eczema:

During the acute phase of perianal eczema, erosion occurs on the perianal surface. In addition to the itching symptoms of eczema, it can also cause tingling and blood on the toilet paper.

4. Inflammatory external hemorrhoids:

As the name suggests, it is an inflammation of external hemorrhoids, which is caused by local circulatory disorders. It is often caused by spicy food, fatigue and other inducing factors, which leads to dilation and congestion of the veins in the skin around the anus, and even the formation of widespread grape-like blood clots.

5. Thrombosed external hemorrhoids:

Similar to inflammatory external hemorrhoids, its nature is that factors such as coughing and constipation increase abdominal pressure, causing a small vein around the anus to rupture. The escaping blood forms a blood clot under the skin, compressing the nerve endings and causing anal pain.

Anorectal diseases will not heal on their own, and if not treated, they will only become more and more serious. Simple constipation will not only cause skin damage, body shape change, facial aging, and mental and psychological disorders, but will also cause hemorrhoids, anal fissures, and further lead to perianal abscesses, anal fistulas, intestinal polyps and even colorectal cancer and other terrible diseases. Therefore, anorectal diseases must be treated and must be treated promptly. Anorectal diseases are very common, but there are fewer nerves in the anorectum, the pain is not obvious, and it is very easy to be ignored. Experts recommend an anorectal examination once a year, which is very necessary for maintaining anorectal health and detecting diseases.