What to do if perianal inflammation occurs, the method is the most important

Sometimes when a child has diarrhea or after defecation, the anus is not cleaned properly, which will cause inflammation over a long period of time. This will cause great damage to the child's skin, causing redness, swelling, itching, etc. So, what to do if there is perianal inflammation is something that every parent must know.

First, wash the affected area with warm water.

1. You can go to a nearby pharmacy to buy an erythromycin eye ointment or erythromycin ointment and apply it to the affected area, erythromycin or tetracycline.

2. Go to the drugstore and buy some oxytetracycline tablets, crush them into small pieces and apply them to the affected area. It is an anal care agent that is effective against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli.

3. There is a medicine for treating diarrhea in the pharmacy called Smithida (montmorillonite powder), which can be sprinkled directly on the affected area.

4. There are many folk remedies. You can use the powder of large-leaf tea. It must be very fine. You can sift it with a fine sieve and sprinkle it on the affected area. There is a folk recipe: take a pig's gallbladder, cut it open to let the bile flow out, then add 3 grams of brown sugar and 2 grams of borneol, put it in an iron pot, and simmer it over a stove until it becomes a paste. When using, cut the sterilized gauze, overlap it into three layers, apply the plaster, apply it to the anus, fix it with adhesive tape, take it out during bowel movement, change the dressing twice a day, and it will be cured in about three days.

Finally, I would like to remind everyone to focus on prevention. To avoid infection next time, you can buy a bottle of Saifu Mi, a liquid auxiliary material, in advance. It is sold in pharmacies or Taobao. Wash it after defecation and rub it on areas where problems may occur. It can effectively isolate feces from contacting the skin, causing infection and inflammation. We should start with hygiene. We need to clean it every day, especially after defecation. Use some talcum powder to keep the area dry. Change underwear frequently and go to the anorectal department if necessary to rule out diseases caused by the anus.