Specialities
- Piles Treatment
- Constipation Treatment
- Anal Fistula Treatment
- Obstetric Fistula Treatment
- Rectal Prolapse Treatment
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse Treatment
- Fissure Treatment
- Pilonidal Sinus Treatment
- Rectal Abscess Treatment
- Hernia Treatment
- Varicose Veins Treatment
- Incontinence Treatment
- Fecal Incontinence Treatment
- Urinary incontinenceTreatment
- Circumcision Treatment
- Urology Treatment
- Urinary Stones Treatment
- Enlarged Prostate Treatment
Rectal Abscess Treatment
A rectal or anal abscess is a pus-filled cavity found in the region of the rectum or anus. The condition is quite painful and usually results from infection of one of the small internal anal glands.
It is more common in men.
The extent and severity of the abscess may vary; but it should be noted that quite commonly, a rectal abscess may be associated with formation of a fistula ( in almost 50% cases ) and hence needs proper evaluation and treatment
TYPES OF RECTAL ABSCESS
There are mainly three type of these Abscesses
- Pernianal
- Ischiorectal
- Pelvi-Rectal Abscesses
Two other types are also seen
- Sub mucus
- Fissure Abscess ( Associated with chronic fissure)
Pernianal Abscess – An cutely tender rounded cystic lump will be seen and felt by the side of anal verge below Hilton’s Line this can be conveniently palpated with an index finger inside the anal canal and a thumb superficial to the swelling. This Abscess is less painful than the Ischiorectal Abscess as the skin can expand easily in this region.
Ischiorectal Abscess – Patient will complain of excruciative throbbing pain by the side of the anal canal. Inspection will reveal brawny oedematous swelling. It is very tender swelling with or without fluctualtion. Once should not wait for fluctualtion to appear. By rectal examination once can feel the tender swelling on one side of the rectum. This Abscess may travel to the opposite side posteriorly.
Pelvi-Rectal Abscesses: Clinically this abscess mimic the pelvic abscess in may respects. This abscess lies above the leveator ani but below the pelvic peritoneum.
Sub Mucus and fissure absesses can be diagnosed by history and rectal examination. In any case of anoractal absesses crohn’s diseases must be eliminated.
Rectal Abscess Treatment :
Any kind Rectal Abscess can be efficiametly treated by Kshar Sutra Therapy only.
Kshar Sutra is the only therapy on this planate by which any kind of Abscess and fistula could be cured with success rate of 90% – 100%